Perth Mint’s gold, silver sales rise in February
The Perth Mint, owned by the government of Western Australia, is the world's leading producer of newly mined gold.
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LME temporarily suspends lending rules for cobalt contract
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PDAC: Foreign seizures spotlight legal vigilance
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US gold stockpiles hit record high in wake of Trump tariff trade
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Kenmare Resources rebuffs takeover attempt by former executive
The proposed deal represents a premium of 92.7% to the titanium minerals producer's closing price.
Trump hails letter from Zelenskiy but holds off on minerals deal
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Canadian miners flocking to the ASX
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