Peru to insist on tax reform with new bills after legislative thumbs down, says minister
The result was a blow to the four-month old administration of leftist President Pedro Castillo.
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Shift to less liquid assets raises gold’s investment appeal — report
The shift to risker and less liquid assets strengthens the case for an allocation to gold, given its unique combination as a highly liquid diversifier, that can reduce portfolio volatility, the World Gold Council says.
British Columbia’s top mining stocks hit speed bump in 2021
In 2020, the average value of B.C.’s top performing mining stocks jumped 228%.
Iron ore price jumps to seven-week high on China steel demand hopes
The optimism around the metal continued to be tempered by China's rising stockpiles of imported iron ore hitting the highest level since July 2018.
Gold weathers hawkish Fed
Gold weathered this week’s uber-hawkish FOMC meeting with flying colors.
China’s Huayou agrees lithium production, battery recycling tie-up
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Not only gold lacks energy – we all do now
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Bear Creek acquires Mercedes mine from Equinox
The company says the Mercedes acquisition will provide a source of funding for future construction of its Corani silver mine.
De Beers extends Botswana sales deal as it negotiates new contract
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