Elevated local gold prices dent retail demand in India
In India, this week, dealers offered a discount of up to $9 an ounce over official domestic prices.
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Argonaut Gold’s Magino is Canada’s newest producer despite soaring costs, delay
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Ascot drills highest-grade gold intercept since 2015; shares rise
New results included an intercept of 691.5 g/t gold over 0.9 metre, contained within an interval of 98.84 g/t gold over 6.48 metres.
