Gold’s momentum selloff
The relentless selling since early January had nothing to do with gold’s strong fundamentals; instead it was purely momentum-driven.
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The Q4 output exceeded its previous guidance of 2,600-2,800 tonnes.
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US District Judge said the 2019 lawsuit over alleged spoofing in gold, silver, platinum and palladium futures from 2007 to 2014 was filed long after the two-year federal statute of limitations had run out.
Nickel price slumps as electric dreams are rudely disturbed
The metal has endured its worst week in almost ten years, with the London Metal Exchange (LME) price collapsing by 16% in the space of two days.
LME’s plan to end open outcry meets growing resistance
The London Metal Exchange’s proposal to end 144 years of open outcry trading is running into opposition from both brokers and industrial users.
China to “strengthen management” of strategic mineral resources, eyes green upgrade of steel
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KGHM looking to sell two US copper assets
Poland's state-run mining company plans to sell its Robinson and Carlota copper mines in the United States and reinvest the proceeds in its domestic operations.
Rock and heavy metal: winners emerge in energy transition
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Upstream tailings dams pose much higher stability risks, study finds
Some 10% of all the facilities surveyed had reported a stability issue, but that figure jumped to 18.3% for active upstream facilities.
