Pot is taking the spotlight away from lithium and threatening the EV boom
Lithium miners are seeing investor interest go up in smoke.
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Nemaska Lithium eyes fresh steps to raise capital for Quebec project
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Red Kite’s Mr. Copper backs new metals fund as partners exit
In its heyday during the commodities supercycle of the early 2000s, Red Kite managed about $3.5 billion and was responsible for supplying about 15% of the copper China was consuming.
Gold driven to higher ground as investors weigh trade war, Fed
Gold is back in vogue as trade-war risks fester and financial markets look ahead to next week’s Federal Reserve meeting.
Metals Creek options Dona Lake mine from Newmont Goldcorp
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