Sigma Lithium’s project in Brazil to benefit from new rules
The 25%-ready Grota do Cirilo lithium project will not be constrained by quotas so Sigma will mine the north and south pits simultaneously.
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Lake Resources shares hit by short seller’s lithium tech allegations
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Does gold’s value increase during recessions?
The above graphic uses data from Macrotrends to highlight gold’s price movements during recessions and compares it to changes in the S&P 500.
