Gold price down after crossing $2,000 as robust US data counters banking woes
Gold had rebounded above $2,000 earlier as traders took stock of news that JPMorgan Chase would buy most of First Republic Bank's assets.
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No mining allowed in six new Indigenous reserves in Brazil
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Three-quarters of small earthquakes in South Korea related to mining explosions – study
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For the first time in 50 years, a woman will lead one of Codelco’s divisions
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