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QCOSTARICA -- Costa Rica's 2023/24 coffee harvest is anticipated to be approximately 13% lower than the previous season due to inconsistent rainfall patterns and a shortage of workers, as stated in estimates released by the country's coffee institute, the Instituto del Café de Costa Rica (ICAFE), on Tuesday. According to the ICAFE, Costa Rica is…

Find out how a rapid change in the spot copper concentrate market since October has sent a clear signal of fiercer competition to secure copper concentrates in 2024

Oversupply weighing on near-term prices of copper on the London Metal Exchange has created record discounts against longer-dated contracts and an opportunity for Asian buyers to purchase the metal...

Gold is expected to shine. Last trading at $2,2028, analysts say it could run to $2,500 with significant catalysts. All of which is positively impacting companies such as Calibre Mining Corp. (TSX: CXB) (OTCQX: CXBMF), Barrick Gold Corporation (NYSE: ...

Costa Ricas 2023/24 coffee harvest is expected to come in around 13% lower than in the previous season on irregular rains and a lack of labor, according to estimates published by the countrys... -January 09, 2024 at 01:49 pm EST - MarketScreener

About 500 people on Tuesday protested at First Quantums copper mine in Panama to pressure the Canadian miner and authorities to follow through on plans to close the site, weeks after the...

Gold is expected to shine. Last trading at $2,2028, analysts say it could run to $2,500 with significant catalysts. All of which is positively impacting companies such as Calibre Mining Corp. (TSX: CXB) (OTCQX: CXBMF), Barrick Gold Corporation (NYSE: ...

About 500 people on Tuesday protested at First Quantum's copper mine in Panama to pressure the Canadian miner and authorities to follow through on plans to close the site, weeks after the Supreme Court declared its contract unconstitutional. Even days before the Supreme Court's November ruling over the contract to operate the lucrative Cobre Panama mine, the site had already effectively been shuttered after protesters blocked access to the port that serves it. The Canadian mine...

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