Deutsche Bank exits from gold, silver price-setting amid probe
Europe’s biggest investment bank by revenue will no longer participate in the price-setting process for gold and silver, or fixing.
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BP sees growth in energy demand slowing, emissions rising 29% by 2035
The overall increase in energy consumption is still huge at 41%.
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Canada to US: Get us out of Keystone limbo
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US coal demand spiked last year, supply went the other way—EIA
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Eldorado Gold plans to build mines in Greece not likely to happen before May
The company's Perama Hill project still needs approval to begin construction, while its larger Skouries project keeps facing opposition.
