Copper price gains as world’s biggest mine preps for strike
“Dr. Copper is supposed to give a good reading of how the economy is doing, and I think we are in limbo phase right now,” said WisdomTree analyst Nitesh Shah.
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In 2020, Brazil exported 111 tonnes of gold, 19 of which were mined without licences, Instituto Escolhas reports.
Union at Escondida mine in Chile asks members to prepare for strike
More than 2,000 union members rejected owner BHP Group Ltd's latest contract offer at the end of last week.
Peruvian miners open to discussing modifications to tax stability agreements
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Platinum price slumps to 7-month low as virus spread saps demand
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Rio Tinto’s Holden mine remediation leads to land conservation in Washington State
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