India boosts gold reserves by most in two years, WGC says
The Reserve Bank of India added more than nine tons in June, based on calculations using weekly data from the bank.
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Vedanta will still need to raise an additional $1 billion revive the mining operations at KCM.
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Gold prices rise to one-month high after US jobs report
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Panic short-covering ignites Comex copper as shipments fail to arrive
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Teck jumps on buyback, debt plan after coal sale to Glencore
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Skeena Resources wins appeal over Eskay Creek tailings storage facility
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