Indonesia pressures commodity firms with earnings rule
Indonesia plans to force commodity firms to keep their export earnings onshore for at least a year.
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The precious metal traded as high as $2,762 an ounce on Wednesday.
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Critical metals, uranium and gold will shine this year driven by accelerating deglobalization and energy security demands, Sprott said.
Zijin vies with Glencore after record year for profits
Zijin has grown aggressively in the past decade, becoming a major global copper supplier by building out big new projects in Congo and China.
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Zambia copper output up 12% last year as key mines recover
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Ballooning US deficits and a dearth of opportunities to mine gold in geopolitically stable jurisdictions are two major reasons to be bullish on the metal, an annual investor forum in Vancouver heard.
