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Wednesday Ends With Index Decline | Wall Street Today
'Bunker' and 'Booster' Stocks in the U.S. – Which Would Perform Better in a Downturn Vs. Upturn?
This Dick's Sporting Goods Analyst Turns Bullish; Here Are Top 4 Upgrades For Wednesday
Dow Hits Another Record, Core PCE 2.8% as Expected | Live Stock
Martin Marietta Materials Upgraded at J.P. Morgan on Demand Outlook
Vulcan Materials Analyst Ratings
Forecasting The Future: 6 Analyst Projections For Martin Marietta Materials
Martin Marietta Materials Analyst Ratings
Newmont Sells Mine For $795 Million, Barrick Expands Reserves; Top Miners Unfazed By Underperformance
S&P 500, Dow Hit Records, Trump Tariffs to Cost Hundreds of Billions | Wall Street Today
Dow Falls After Record, Trump Talks Tariffs on Day One | Live Stock
Jim Cramer: Linde Is A 'Terrific' Company, Sees Another Stock Up 75% As 'Not Done'
Copper's High-Wire Act: Can EVs, New Tech Power The Metal's Next Big Surge?
Buy-rated Stocks With Passive and Active Net Buying Tailwinds – Citi
Newmont Analyst Ratings
S&P 500, Dow Hit Records Right After Open | Live Stock
Newmont Announces Agreement For Sale Of Éléonore In Northern Quebec, Canada, To Dhilmar Ltd For $795M In Cash
French miners lament that the profitability of nickel mining business cannot be achieved without china technology and equipment.
① The multinational mining giant Ehmann stated that western companies cannot make a profit in the nickel mining business in Indonesia without relying on china's technology, equipment, and management experience; ② Ehmann and BASF have canceled the 2.6 billion dollar nickel-cobalt refining plant project in Indonesia due to it being 'economically unfeasible'; ③ Ehmann is collaborating with China’s Qingshan Holding to operate the nickel mine in Weda Bay, with the CEO stating that china's technology, expertise, and equipment are key to competitiveness.
Gold will continue to shine! Goldman Sachs: it will reach 3000 dollars next year, with global central banks being the 'main driver'.
① Goldman Sachs predicts that gold prices may reach $3,000 per ounce next year, as central banks around the world continue to buy gold in large quantities; ② the firm also believes that gold is the preferred trade for combating inflation and geopolitical issues in 2025.
Hedge Funds Lift Financial Stock Holdings to 15-year High: Goldman Sachs