Central bank gold buying to climb from near decade low
Citigroup sees demand from the official sector rising to about 450 tonnes after a drop to 375 tonnes this year.
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SolGold’s pre-feasibility study for Alpala delayed
Covid-19 restrictions limited physical access to the site, resulting in critical data not being available to complete the study by end of September.
Palladium One optimistic on discovery at Finnish project
Preliminary indications are that the Kaukua South discovery could be several times the size of the NI 43-101 Kaukua open-pit resource.
Bacanora Lithium sells 50% of German project to Erris
The Zinnwald project, located in the heart of Europe's chemical and car industries, would be Erris’ first project in Germany.
Newmont, Agnico Eagle team up in Colombia
The companies have formed a joint venture to explore the Anzá project and other prospective “district-scale” gold targets in Colombia.
US coal suffers one-two punch as plants shut, miner deal nixed
Independent power producer Vistra said it would shutter seven plants, while Peabody and Arch Resources scrapped a planned JV aimed at cutting production costs.
China EV ambitions threat to entire US auto industry – report
A bipartisan, federal response is required for the US to compete with China’s ownership of the next generation of transportation, according to a new report from SAFE.
JPMorgan admits spoofing by 15 traders, two desks in record deal
Over eight years, traders at the biggest US bank caused losses of more than $300 million to other participants, according to court filings.
Gold price back above $1,900
Gold prices are near a one-week high as investors await the first presidential debate.