US, Ukraine ramp up talks on minerals deal during envoy trip
Ukraine has rejected a first bid by the US to own 50% of the country’s rare earth minerals.
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Putin says Russia should speed up lithium mining plans
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Trump says he will check amount of gold stored at Fort Knox
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Barrick reaches agreement with Mali to resolve mining dispute – report
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Singapore’s Abaxx Exchange plans gold futures as metal surges
Singapore has long vied to establish itself as a hub for precious-metals trading.
