Finland reclaims mining crown as Canada loses ground
Finland is now the top jurisdiction for mining and exploration, reclaiming its early 2010s status, followed by Nevada and Alaska.
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Chile will ask US to include copper within broader trade talks
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McEwen to buy Canadian Gold for $53M
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Copper price pulls back sharply ahead of US tariff deadline
The most active copper futures on the COMEX fell by nearly 3% to $5.613/lb.
Gold price retreats to near 3-week low on US-EU trade deal
Spot gold fell to as low as $3,302.50 earlier in the session.
