OP-ED: Trump’s trade deals are reshaping America’s critical minerals future
For too long, America’s industrial and energy ambitions have been tied to a single point of global processing control.
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The announcement came at the end of the two-day Group of Seven meeting of energy and environment ministers in Toronto.
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AngloGold withdraws from Latin Metals’ Argentina projects
To date, AngloGold has invested $3.3 million on the Organullo, Ana Maria and Trigal properties.
Ghana orders first major audit of mining firms in a decade
The audit will cover major gold miners including top producer Newmont, AngloGold Ashanti, Gold Fields, Perseus, Asante Gold and China's Zijin.
Summit Nanotech slashes water use by 30% in lithium extraction
Independent validation shows Summit’s process uses less freshwater than ponds and 50% less than DLE, with high recovery.
Gold an ideal hedge against AI bubble: BofA
In its note, BofA stresses that if the current AI hype fades, valuations compress and investor flows reverse, gold could outperform equities.
