Gold Slump Is Masking a $20 Billion Miner Cash Pile
Gold hits $4,075 as inflation rises, but experts predict new records within 18 months driven by central banks and family offices.
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Shares of precious metal-related companies are trading lower as climbing yields and a stronger dollar raise rate-hike expectations. President Trump's rejection of Iran's plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and a possible diesel export ban are boosting oil prices and contributing to mounting inflationary concerns as regional conflict continues.
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