1990s vs. 2010s. Which expansion will be better for gold?
The current expansion already goes on 120 months, the same as the economic boom lasting from March 1991 to March 2001.
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Scientists produce gold, silver, copper foams
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This 50-year chart shows just how undervalued commodities are
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Goldspot partners with Pacton on AI exploration at Red Lake
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US tariffs will send Mexico gold, silver abroad for processing
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Bluerock Diamonds’ shares jump on record find
BlueRock owns and operates the Kareevlei Diamond Mine in the Kimberley region of South Africa.
Gold: India flips to discount, premiums skid elsewhere as prices surge
Gold futures in India, the world's second-biggest bullion consumer after China, hit their highest level since March 1, at 32,834 rupees per 10 grams, earlier this week.
Major miners reveal tailings dam data, action plans following disasters
In April, ethical investors working on a global standard for tailings dams had written to 683 listed resource companies, including major miners, asking for information to be made public within 45 days about every facility they control.