De Beers sale shows stronger US and Chinese demand
De Beers sold $650m of diamonds, slightly up from $604m at the previous sale this year, but higher than the $477m this time in 2021.
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Indonesia plans to hike tin royalty tariff, make it more progressive
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CEO of sanctions-hit Nordgold steps down
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Australian state’s coal royalty hike could nudge others to follow suit – analysts
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