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Precious metal stocks fall on bullion weakness

FAIR to say it has not been the greatest time to be in the gold space of late, and with the precious metal price today falling below US$1700 per ounce, it was unsurprisingly not a positive session – a loss of about 1.9% overall. Kingsgate and Alkane led, though the latter's gain was a function of copper-gold exploration results.

Staff Reporter
Precious metal stocks fall on bullion weakness

Updated: 07-09-2022

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