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- Being regionally focused is what differentiates Agnico Eagle Mines from some of its more globally minded peers, says President & CEO Ammar Al-Joundi.Silver price continues to underperform gold, but it has plenty of time to catch up – analysts
- All eyes have been on the gold market as prices have rallied to record highs above $2,200 an ounce; however, the attention is now starting to turn to silver as analysts look for that metal to be the next to rally.Analysts have updated their Bitcoin price targets for the current bull cycle after ETF demand has blown away expectations and altered BTCs expected halving price pattern.
Bitcoin’s price briefly tapped a new all-time high of $73,041 on Tuesday morning after the latest CPI reading came in hotter than expected, Jamie Dimon defends the right to own BTC.- After a record run to all-time highs, the gold market is seeing some new selling pressure as investors react to hotter-than-expected inflation data that could force the Federal Reserve to maintain its aggressive monetary policy longer than expected.The Consumer Price Index rose 0.4% last month after January’s 0.
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