US government stimulus went wrong. How will gold react?
Gold may benefit from government money flooding households and people less willing to work.
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Gold price: Investors flock back to ETFs on inflation concerns
Gold ETFs saw inflows of $3.4 billion in the month of May, after three consecutive months of net outflows.
Newcore shares surge on updated Enchi PEA
At spot gold prices, Enchi delivers post-tax NPV5% of more than $302M and an IRR of plus-54%.
Braveheart hits high-grade copper at Bull River
Drilling in H1 2021 returned an intercept of 19.79% Cu and 98.6 g/t Ag over 0.6 metres.
Apple said to be in battery supply talks with CATL and BYD
The tech giant is said to be negotiating with Chinese battery producers CATL and BYD to secure supply for its allegedly planned electric car.
Trading places: electricity from renewables vs. coal in G20 nations
The pandemic has opened a window of opportunity to reduce the share of power generated by fossil fuels.
Ethos Gold shares up on $1.1 million private placement
Crescat Capital increased its interest to 12.7%.
Russell: Asia coal prices surge, but China-Australia dispute means rally is uneven
Thermal coal prices across Asia have surged to multi-year highs amid strong demand and some supply constraints, but some types of the fuel have done better than others.
World needs Congo copper to kick fossil fuels, Friedland says
“If we came from Mars and we were sent in our flying saucer to orbit the Earth to find copper, we would definitely go to Katanga in the southern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo as the richest place on the planet for copper."
