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Chile mining royalty bill progresses after committee approves
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AngloGold Ashanti puts Brazil gold mine up for sale
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Gold price nears 7-month peak on hopes of smaller Fed rate hikes
There is some optimism in the market ahead of the release of minutes from the Fed's December meeting later in the day, says analyst.
Rio Tinto, Baowu take next step towards developing Guinea joint venture
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How coal mine drainage can become a source of rare earths
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