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    Trump Brought Venezuelan Gold to the U.S., but Refiners Won't Touch It●Trump Brought Venezuelan Gold to the U.S., but Refiners Won’t Touch ItMmastodonWorldUS Politics5813 min ago

    The Trump administration has arranged to bring Venezuelan gold into the United States as part of its brokering of deals in the country's mining sector. According to reporting by The New York Times, the industry is notoriously corrupt, and one of the companies involved has been designated by the U.S. government as a security threat. American refiners are now refusing to process the gold, leaving the administration's arrangement in limbo and raising questions about the deals' oversight.

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    UK shares mixed as miners weigh on homebuilder rally▼UK shares mixed as pressure from miners, yields offsets homebuilder rally✉newsBusinessMarkets13 h ago

    UK shares ended mixed as gains among homebuilders were offset by pressure on mining stocks and rising bond yields. The divergence left the broader market little changed, with investors weighing rate expectations against sector-specific moves. Traders are watching whether yields continue climbing and how long the homebuilder rebound can last.

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    Inside a Venezuelan Gold Mining Town●What We Saw in One Venezuelan Gold Town https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/28/world/americas/what-we-saw-in-one-venezuelan-MmastodonWorld122 h ago

    The New York Times has published a report detailing conditions in a gold mining town in Venezuela, describing what reporters observed on the ground. The piece examines the realities of gold extraction in the country amid ongoing attention to Venezuela's economy and mining sector. Readers are sharing the report as part of wider discussion about conditions inside Venezuela.

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    Gunnison Copper appoints Jennifer Hays as CFO●Gunnison Copper names defense-sector finance veteran Jennifer Hays as CFO✉newsBusinessFinance20 h ago

    Gunnison Copper has appointed Jennifer Hays as its chief financial officer. Hays brings a finance background in the defense sector, which the company is expected to draw on as it advances its copper projects and funding plans. The move is being noted by investors tracking management changes in the copper mining and materials sector.