World Series of Poker player charged with spoofing gold market
Nevada metals trader with a side gig on the world poker circuit was charged Friday with manipulating gold and silver markets.
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Gold price drops after US jobs data keeps Fed on hawkish track
Gold dropped after US labor market data showed employers added more jobs in July than forecasted.
Europe’s top copper producer looks to cut gas usage in Germany
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BeMetals receives $5 million loan from B2Gold
BeMetals made its name in the gold sector by acquiring a portfolio of exploration projects in Japan.
Iron ore price rises as China demand worries ease
A recovery in steel margins in China eased concerns over weak demand for the metal.
Copper price rises on US jobs data
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