Investors will hoard gold even faster next year, keeping prices high – Refinitiv
Demand for gold from jewellers and central banks will remain sharply lower in 2021 than before coronavirus, company said.
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Barrick granted ten exploration licences in Tanzania
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Moneta Porcupine optimistic about Golden Highway project PEA
The miner said the report supports the deposit’s robust project economics including an NPV5% of C$236 million and IRR of 30% at $1,500-ounce gold.
White Metal kicks off exploration at Taranis
Taranis’ Okohongo copper-silver deposit is situated within the Kaoko Belt of northwest Namibia.
Wheaton Precious Metals to trade in London
Wheaton is the largest metals and mining company to join the London Stock Exchange since Glencore in 2011.
Trump seizes on Biden oil comment to warn swing state voters
Trump turned Biden’s remarks about transitioning to renewable energy sources into a warning for swing state voters that oil and gas jobs could be at risk.
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Pandemic impacts on mining employment – report
IGF says the pandemic will have longer- term consequences on employment in the large-scale mining sector as a result of impacts on local suppliers and community economic activities, mining capex forecasts and current investments.
Kodiak reports long copper-gold intercepts from MPD project in BC
The latest intercepts indicate a “large zoned and significantly enriched copper-gold envelope at Gate,” which would be typical for porphyry-hosted mineralization, the company said.