Gold slides below $1,700 as investors look everywhere for cash
Not even gold is immune to the barrage of selling that’s hitting global markets today.
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Peruvian government creates special group to support exploration projects
The Minister of Economy and Finance said her office’s new department will support mining projects so that they can be executed in a timely manner.
More women working in mining in Colombia – report
Participation numbers have gone up but experts say there’s still work to do to promote gender balance in leadership positions.
Angola’s new diamond trading policy yields positive results
The National Diamond Trading Company of Angola saw revenue grow by an average 8.5% in the last two years.
Gold-coated pantyhose shows that light-emitting apparel may be feasible
Researchers are using electroless nickel-immersion gold metallization to integrate light-emitting displays into fabrics.
Trump: No promises regarding steel and aluminum tariffs on Brazil
Donald Trump declined to say whether he would impose steel and aluminum tariffs on the South American country.
Central banks search for answers to virus impact
Policymakers got a wake-up call last week as the Federal Reserve’s emergency interest rate cut did little restore confidence.
Oil’s big breakup in Vienna is leaving scars across the market
It’s not just oil that’s being affected, but also gold.
Gold has biggest weekly gain since 2016 as virus fears deepen
Bullion still gained nearly 7% this week, fulfilling its role as insurance at a time when the outbreak is shaking investor confidence.
