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"Markets see an over 70% chance of a Fed rate cut in September, with a second reduction almost fully priced in for December. Meanwhile, analysts are suggesting that silver could push even higher on expectations of a wider supply deficit in 2024 following three straight years of shortfalls, driven in large part by robust demand from the solar sector."

He may be waiting for Thursday. Perhaps :-)

To be fair. I didn't remember saying that.Woooops

@ sinter

"CJ accused me of being unhinged"

No I didn't.

I do however see you as very manipulative.

I still think that now the BHP takeover threat has passed, the Anglo American JV might be still on and close??

Sinter

On the day of the news I am sure Wents will find something to whinge about.

Followed of course by regurgitating one of his extra long posts from month/years before.

Oh dear.

In a hole, but can't stop digging?

@wents

"

I,m not surprised that CJ believes him lol"

Not sure why I am singled out for insult. I simply asked for the applicable date of the email.

Thanks petej

Encouragingly recent :-)

PeteJ

Do you have dates for these two communications?

Who is Steve?

@silver

"sell the company 0.30,"

That equates to £21 million

It would require a sharholder vote. I trust you would not sell all our tenements for this small sum?

Just had an email from Bishop reminding me that Thursday is RNS day. :-)

"Perchance to dream" The Bard

The SP is up 10% at the moment. Does somebody know something?

I didn't say "base their decisions" I said influenced. Very different.

There are just under 7 billion shares in issue. The daily volume is trivial.

There is no rush to the exit, other than in the minds of the constant de-rampers here.

I dissagree Wents. People do read this site and are influenced by it.

On this Tango we are in total agreement.

Tango

"This company is getting close to a death spiral"

My 'great idea' was tongue in cheek.

You have taken it literally!!

Fe > $110 pt

Prices of iron ore cargoes with a 62% iron content jumped more than 1% to $108, hitting a three-week high on hopes of stronger demand and more stimulus measures in top consumer China. A private survey showed that China’s June manufacturing activity expanded at the fastest pace in over three years, contradicting official data pointing to the second straight month of contraction. Investors also look ahead to the upcoming Third Plenum in Beijing this month where authorities are expected to lay out policy plans aimed at various reforms and China’s modernization. Still, recent data showed that iron ore production by Chinese mining companies increased by 13.4% year-on-year in the January-May period, while iron ore imports rose by 7%. However, steel production declined 1.4% YoY in the January-May period as profits have been squeezed by low margins.

https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/iron-ore