Sprott sees central banks, USD erosion fuelling gold, silver prices
“Gold remains well supported by central banks and sovereigns, while investment fund positioning remains at modest levels," Sprott market strategist says.
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Crypto firm Tether said to have $8B worth of gold stockpiled in Swiss vault
The El Salvador-based crypto firm says it holds around 80 metric tons of gold, the majority of which are owned outright by the company.
China risks global heavy rare earth supply to stop Myanmar rebel victory
Nearly half the world's supply of heavy rare earths is extracted from mines in Kachin state, Myanmar.
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Indicator of Chinese copper import demand jumps 38% after Trump tariff announcement
The Yangshan copper premium rose to $40 a metric ton on Wednesday, up from Tuesday's 11-month low of $29.
GM-backed EnergyX buys lithium-rich acreage in US Smackover formation
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Indigenous-owned Minto mine doubles copper-gold resource
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Banyan Gold rises on Yukon project resource update
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