Lead’s viral resistance carries a lesson for other metals
Lead, trading in London at $1,725 per tonne, is down by just 10.1% so far this year.
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Canada Mining Association applauds 75% wage subsidy
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Premier offers Centerra $205m for Ontario project
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Lynas to follow Malaysia’s movement curbs extension to mid-April
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First batch of test kits for covid-19 aquired by Vale arrives in Brazil
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