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B2Gold’s (TSX: BTO, NYSE-A: BTG) Goose mine, part of the Back River Gold District in Nunavut, has officially reached commercial production three months after making its first pour. Shares surged. Commenting on the milestone, CEO Clive Johnson said: “The Goose mine will be a cornerstone of B2Gold’s production base and demonstrates the strength of our construction and operating teams worldwide.” According to the Vancouver-based gold miner, it declared commercial production at Goose following an internal commercial production measure of 30 consecutive days of mill throughput averaging 65% or greater, based on a design capacity of 4,000 tonnes per day (t/d). From …
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B2Gold (TSX: BTO; NYSE-A: BTG) said it began underground production at its flagship Fekola mine in Mali immediately after receiving approval from the government. The stock rose. The approval, which took effect Wednesday, follows a week of negotiations in Mali’s capital, Bamako, between B2Gold executives and key Malian officials including Prime Minister Abdoulaye Maiga. B2Gold and Mali both remain committed to an agreement signed in September related to the ongoing operation and governance of the Fekola complex, according to a statement issued late Wednesday. Underground development work at the mine – including the installation of all required infrastructure – star…
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B2Gold (TSX:BTO) (NYSE AMERICAN: BTG) is open to mergers and acquisitions but may hold off until 2026, when management expects the market to assign greater value to its fully ramped-up Goose mine in Nunavut and the Fekola Regional project in Mali, President and CEO Clive Johnson said this week at Forum Americas in Colorado Springs. Johnson’s comments come as B2Gold joins a sector seeing a surge of deal-making in 2025, with Australian and Canadian miners driving consolidation. Recent transactions include Equinox Gold’s merger with Calibre Mining, Northern Star’s purchase of De Grey Mining, and Torex Gold’s acquisition of Prime Mining. Analysts at Jefferies no…
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B2Gold (TSX: BTO, NYSE-A: BTG) says it has poured first gold from the Goose mine in Nunavut. The mine, part of the Back River gold district, becomes the company’s fourth producing mine and its first Canadian operating asset. “The commencement of gold production at the Goose mine marks an exciting step in B2Gold’s history, further diversifying and adding to the quality of the company’s existing global operating portfolio,” Clive Johnson, B2Gold’s CEO, stated in a press release earlier this week. “We look forward to many years of safe and successful production at the Goose mine, as well as further unlocking the value of the entire Back River gold district,” he added…
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Aster’s native token, ASTER, surged 1,650% in its first 24 hours of trading and reached $0.528, according to platform reports. Trading volume for the token in that window was listed at $345 million, and the launch reportedly drew 330,000 new wallets. Rapid User Growth And Liquidity According to on-chain data and platform disclosures, Aster’s total value locked jumped from $660 million to $1 billion shortly after launch. The platform claims total users of 1.848 million, with seven-day new user additions hitting 617,379. Reports show daily figures of 53,332 new users and $1.50 billion in 24-hour trading volume. The debut also included a Binance Alpha listing within hou…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for September 2 North American markets reopened today after the US and Canadian Labor Day holidays, which saw global Markets trade in super thin volumes. Action did pick-up with the latest run on UK Gilts (UK Gov. Bonds), which have prompted another wave of selling in global long-term yields. After Spain and France in the past two weeks, it is now the Gilts that have seen their yields rise sharply, dragging upwards the Japanese 20 and 30Y Yields to their highest since 1999. I strongly invite you to check out our latest piece to know more on why government yields are rising so much despite rumours of Interest rate cu…
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Bakkt Holdings filed Form S-3 with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on 26 June 2025 to raise up to $1 billion for its ambitious new Bitcoin strategy. Originally launched in 2018 by Intercontinental Exchange as a pioneer in Bitcoin futures, Bakkt is set to transform into a “pure-play crypto infrastructure company,” according to Bakkt Co-CEO Akshay Naheta. “In June 2025 we updated our investment policy to enable us to allocate capital into Bitcoin and other digital assets as part of our broader treasury and corporate strategy, subject to market conditions and the anticipated liquidity needs of the business,” the company stated in the filing. “We may acquire Bit…
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Bank of America (BofA) has raised its copper price forecasts, pointing to widespread mine disruptions and steady demand as the metal tightens across global markets. The bank now expects copper to average $11,313 per tonne in 2026, an 11% upgrade from its prior estimate, and $13,501 in 2027, up 12.5%. Strategists forecast a peak of $15,000 per tonne ($6.80 per pound). Supply squeeze deepens BofA analysts flagged ongoing setbacks at some of the world’s largest mines, including Grasberg in Indonesia, El Teniente in Chile, and Kamoa-Kakula in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Additional pressure stems from delays at Teck’s Quebrada Blanca II project in Chile and th…
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Investors looking to ride the artificial intelligence wave should combine traditional tech exposure with commodities, according to Bank of America Corp. (BofA) strategists. The bank highlights that the rapid buildout of AI-driven data centers is fueling demand for energy and raw materials, particularly copper. AI’s growing appetite for copper “Artificial intelligence devours commodities,” wrote BofA’s team led by Michael Hartnett. The strategists argue that owning commodities stocks offers a cheaper, more diversified way to gain exposure to the AI boom compared to expensive mega-cap tech names. With miners already outperforming big tech benchmarks, BofA sees t…
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Log in to our mid-week North American Markets overview, where we examine the current themes in North America and provide an overview of indices and currency performances. This week finally lands some fundamental change for the currency space, and this will influence Markets for the time to come. After North American Central Banks holding due to tariffs uncertainty, the latest round of data provided what they needed for their decision-making: The Bank of Canada cuts its main rate to 2.50% after its last cut in March 2025. The change in policy reflects mounting evidence of economic weakness — Canadian GDP keeps contracting with the Q2 numbers and August saw a steep 60K jo…
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The Canadian dollar has posted small gains on Wednesday. In the North American session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3762, up 0.17% on the day. BoC reduces rates to 2.5% There were no surprises from the Bank of Canada, which lowered its policy rate by a quarter-point to 2.5%, its lowest level since July 2022. This was the first time the Bank of Canada lowered rates since March, as it was forced to respond to signs of weakness in the economy and lower inflation. The rate statement said that a rate cut was justified, given that the economy had weakened and there was less upside risk to inflation. The US tariffs were expected to have a further dampening effect on economic act…
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Most Read: Gold's (XAU/USD) Whipsaw Price Action a Sign that Bulls are Back at the Table. $3400/oz Up Next? The Bank of England's (BoE) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting on Thursday, August 7, 2025, is an important moment for the UK economy. Everyone is watching closely for the BoE's decision on interest rates and updated economic forecasts. The current Bank Rate is 4.25%, after cuts in February and May 2025. Most analysts and market predictions expect a 0.25% cut, bringing the rate down to 4.00%. This move would show the BoE continuing to take a more supportive approach to help the UK economy adjust to current challenges including the labor market. …
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Andrew Bailey, the Bank of England (BoE) Governor has dramatically softened his stance on stabelcoins. Talking to the Financial Times on 1 October 2025, Bailey said that it would be “wrong to be against stablecoins as a matter of principle.” Stablecoins are digital tokens designed to maintain a stable value by being pegged to traditional currencies like the British Pound at a one-to-one ratio. And unlike Bitcoin, stabelcoins can offer stability while offering benefits of digital transactions. Hence, Bailey’s latest comments could finally indicate UK’s acceptance of stablecoins. Especially since industry analysts at Citigroup predict this market could explode to $4 tri…
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The British pound has posted losses on Thursday. In the North American session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.3551, down 0.54% on the day. Bank of England maintains rates at 4% The Bank of England stayed on the sidelines at today's meeting, maintaining interest rates at 4.0%. This followed a quarter-point cut in August. The decision was anticipated by the markets and the British pound is showing limited movement. The 7-2 vote saw two members vote for a quarter-point cut. Last month's decision to lower rates was decided by a 5-4 vote and took an unprecedented two rounds. The split votes reflect dissension within the BoE with regard to the Bank's future monetary policy. The Bo…
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The pound reacted with a slight decline to the Bank of England's decision to keep the interest rate at 4%. The regulator also left open the prospect of a further rate cut later this year due to growing concerns about a resurgence of inflation. The Monetary Policy Committee voted 7–2 on Thursday to keep rates unchanged. Swati Dhingra and Alan Taylor, long-time supporters of a dovish stance, backed another quarter-point cut. Economists had expected such a decision and a split vote. In its accompanying statement, the Bank of England noted that inflation remains above the 2% target and that there is a risk of further acceleration. The regulator also stressed that it is close…
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According to media reports, the Bank of England is preparing to introduce exceptions to its proposed restrictions on stablecoins — a move signaling a shift in approach as the UK faces growing pressure to remain competitive with US crypto regulations. The UK's central bank reportedly intends to grant exemptions to certain firms, including cryptocurrency exchanges that need to hold large amounts of stablecoins, and to permit the use of stablecoins as settlement assets within its experimental Digital Securities Sandbox. This decision is expected to mark a significant step toward integrating cryptocurrencies into the UK's traditional financial system. Allowing exemptions …
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Most Read: USD/JPY Technical: Yen eyeing a medium-term bullish breakout against USD from a 5-month range The Bank of Japan is broadly expected to keep its policy rate at 0.5% during its meeting on September 19, 2025. The future economic outlook remains cautious because of political uncertainty within Japan and challenges from international trade. …
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According to a 28 May 2025 filing by the Bank of Russia, financial institutions can offer “qualified investors” financial derivatives, securities, and digital financial assets whose yields are linked to cryptocurrency prices. Notably, this is a three-year-long experiment. In a press release, the Bank of Russia said that the key condition is that such instruments must be non-deliverable. The legality of cryptocurrency in Russia remains complex. Widespread adoption of crypto in Russia is still largely discouraged. “Qualified investors” or high income individuals with significant financial assets are allowed to own crypto. Meanwhile, the country’s largest bank, Sberbank…
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A resource update for Banyan Gold’s (TSXV: BYN) AurMac project makes it the second largest resource on the Tombstone Gold belt in Yukon. Shares rose. The update adds 112.5 million indicated tonnes grading 0.63 gram gold for 2.27 million oz. Banyan reported Tuesday. It includes 280.6 million inferred tonnes at 0.6 gram gold for 5.45 million contained ounces. The road-accessible AurMac is about 360 km north of Whitehorse. “This update achieved the primary objectives of last year’s program, which were to convert over 2 million oz. into indicated mineral resources with a refined geological model and importantly identify near surface, high-grade areas,” Banyan presiden…
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Barclays is putting a stop to crypto purchases made with credit cards, and the change kicks in this Friday on June 27th. Customers will no longer be able to use their Barclays credit cards to buy digital assets like Bitcoin or Ethereum, either directly or through apps that offer crypto services. It’s a notable move from one of the UK’s biggest banks and adds to a growing list of restrictions being placed on how everyday users can access crypto. The Thinking Behind the Ban Barclays says the decision comes down to customer safety. With crypto prices swinging sharply and scams still a concern, the bank has decided that using borrowed money to chase volatile digital assets j…
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Mining companies could see earnings drop by as much as 25% over five years due to nature degradation, Barclays said in a new report. The bank’s stress test, published in Navigating Nature Risk: Applying the TNFD’s LEAP Framework, analysed 250 mines linked to 30 companies and about 9,000 European power facilities. It found that transition risks such as higher water prices, stricter pollution rules, expansion of protected areas and increased minerals recycling pose the greatest threat to miners. Power companies faced smaller potential earnings declines of around 10%, mainly due to physical risks such as droughts and floods. The World Economic Forum estimates…
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Leadership changes at two of North America’s biggest miners open the door to asset sales and even a potential takeover of Barrick Mining (TSX: ABX; NYSE: B), analysts say. On Monday before stock markets opened, Toronto-based Barrick announced the surprise resignation of president and CEO Mark Bristow, who stepped down without explanation after more than six years in charge. That same morning, larger US-based rival Newmont (NYSE: NEM) said CEO Tom Palmer would retire from his position Dec. 31 and make way for chief operating officer Natascha Viljoen. Mining analysts insist the moves are coincidental. Bristow’s departure came less than two weeks after Barrick…
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Mali’s military government has seized over $117 million worth of gold from Barrick’s (TSX: ABX)(NYSE: B) Loulo-Gounkoto mine, days after junta leader Colonel Assimi Goïta signed a law allowing himself to stay in power indefinitely. The seizure took place when state helicopters landed unannounced at the site and removed roughly 35,000 ounces of gold or slightly over one metric tonne. One metric tonne of gold is worth about $106.4 million on Friday, with gold trading at around $3,349 per ounce. Barrick said on Friday the metal was likely taken for sale by the provisional administrator appointed to oversee the mine. Details remain unclear and the situation is still u…
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Barrick Mining (NYSE: B) (TSX: ABX) rallied to its highest in 13 years, as it builds off the momentum of a “game-changing” gold find in Nevada as well as the broader strength of the precious metals market. The miner’s Toronto-listed shares shot up by as much as 6% to C$49.33 apiece, its best since early 2012. Its New York-listed shares followed similar moves, with an intraday high of $35.70. The company’s market capitalizations on the respective markets are C$81.7 billion and $59.6 billion. Barrick’s TSX-listed shares have hit the highest since early 2012. Chart: TradingView Should Monday’s gains hold, this would be Barrick’s best four-day stretch since 2020, wh…
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Malian tax officials have unlocked Barrick Gold’s (NYSE: GOLD) Bamako headquarters, nearly two months after sealing the doors over an alleged multimillion-dollar tax shortfall, Reuters reported on Monday. The office will now be run by a court-appointed administrator while the Canadian miner and Mali’s junta government continue wrangling over the country’s 2023 mining code. Former health minister Soumana Makadji was named provisional administrator of the complex last week. Barrick says it will appeal both his appointment and the wider court order that put the flagship Loulo-Gounkoto gold complex under state control. Barrick’s New York-listed shares rose 2% …
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