Gold price holds steady to halt nine-day slump
Since the start of the war, bullion has lost 15% of its value.
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The Chinese company has been developing the Manono lithium project since it secured the prized deposit in 2023.
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For more than a decade, Chinese miners have plowed money into Africa to secure feedstocks for their refineries and factories back home.
South Africa’s gold producers stay in the shallows as prices surge
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Additional central banks to buy gold on geopolitical risks, WGC says
In recent months, central banks from Guatemala, Indonesia and Malaysia have all bought gold, the World Gold Council said.
Australian energy, uranium seen in demand post Iran crisis – IEA
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