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Gold, Silver Stay Strong as Rate Cut Doubts Rise; Barrick Faces Turmoil
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The gold price remained fairly steady this week after last week's brief uptick, largely trading between US$4,000 and US$4,100 per ounce during the period. Silver was more volatile, jumping briefly above the US$52 per ounce level. Elsewhere in the precious metals space, Barrick Mining's board is reportedly considering splitting the company into two separate entities, and MP Materials has signed a rare earths refinery deal with the US Department of Defense and Saudi Arabia.
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