Gold summer doldrums?
Gold’s incredible strength this summer is very unusual, as early summers are the weakest times of the year seasonally for gold, silver, and their miners’ stocks.
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Australian coal industry recommends Canadian carbon capture technology
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Beryllium pellets could be key to achieving stable fusion reactions
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Blue Sky Uranium advances Amarillo in Argentina
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Slow transition to electric fells BMW’s CEO after just one term
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Lundin closes $1bn acquisition of Chapada copper-gold mine
The Chapada mine, in the northwest state of Goiás, began production in 2007 and is expected to churn out about 54,500 tonnes of copper and 100,000 ounces of gold this year.