Gold will fight back dollar for haven status, Sprott says
Bullion has lost out in a paradigm shift where gold’s no longer viewed as the traditional refuge when investors are in a risk-off mood, but that won’t last.
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Poland's KGHM will achieve its 2018 copper production plan despite a fall in output in the first half of the year.
Currency shocks knock platinum to 10-year lows
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Asia gold buyers snap up bargains as price dive revives demand
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Russia’s government sees windfall tax on metals firms as impractical -ministry
The Russian government thinks it would be impractical to raise more taxes from metals and mining companies that are earning windfall profits.
Zambia tax authority goes after Gemfields
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Turkey tariffs hike on US goods threatens country’s coal imports — WoodMac
Wood Mackenzie predicts that, in the short term, demand for coal will fall due to its higher prices. In the longer term, the new tariffs will slow Turkish economic growth and with that, further weaken the demand for coal.
