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Greenwich Metals Inc.

Ivanhoe Mines Founder Robert Friedland predicts a bright future for copper, citing potential benefits from a potential rate cut by the Federal Reserve.

Carlyle Group's Jeff Currie believes oil and metals markets are underinvested and have significant upside, contradicting the narrative of oversupply in crude prices.

Carlyle Group's Jeff Currie believes the oil and metals markets are underinvested and have significant upside, contradicting the notion of an oil supply glut.

Gold has surpassed the $5,000 mark, driven by dip-buyers who are taking advantage of market volatility in precious metals.

Australia's mining sector is expected to drive an earnings rebound due to a rally in metals prices, boosting the country's biggest companies in the upcoming February results season.

Bitcoin's price dropped below $70,000 due to a combination of factors including vanishing marginal demand, volatility in tech equities, and precious metals, indicating a decline in investor confidence.

The silver price has dropped to $80 due to easing US-China trade tensions, which has reduced demand for safe-haven assets.

Cornish Metals Plc has received interest from the US government's export-credit agency for $225 million in funding to restart a historic tin mine in southwest England, which has been closed for almost three decades.

Hedge funds and banks are experiencing a surge in demand for traders as market volatility increases, leading to a hiring push in the industry.

Stock futures are expected to decline, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 experiencing a 0.1% and 0.3% drop respectively, amid a tech selloff and anticipation of Alphabet's earnings.

China's gold-backed ETFs experienced record outflows of nearly $1 billion due to investor concerns following gold's sharp decline from an all-time high.