World’s largest wealth fund blacklists Glencore, Anglo over coal
Norway's $1 trillion wealth fund is excluding some of the world's biggest commodities firms from its portfolio because of their use and production of coal.
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NexGen Energy tees up $30m financing with Queen’s Road Capital
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Gold price up as Fed begins historic ETF purchase program
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Lucapa finds 171-carat diamond at Angola mine
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BHP sticks with spending strategy, Rio eyes M&A
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