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Gold is the only thing to own after Fed cuts rates to zero – analysts

(Kitco News) -A cacophony of instability has hit financial markets at the start of a new trading week, but with central banks, led by the Federal Reserve, dropping interest rates to zero, analysts now say that the only place investors can turn to is gold.

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The Fed employs ‘their full bazooka’

(Kitco News) – Mohamed A. El-Eria said the Fed was force to act on Sunday with the Asian markets opening.

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Bitcoin, gold price rally as Fed slashes federal funds rate

(Kitco News) – The federal funds rate is the interest rate used by depository institutions, such as banks and credit unions, when lending reserve balances to other depository institutions.

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Lotus Resources completes acquisition of Kayelekera uranium project

(Kitco News) – Lotus said Kayelekera has more than $200M invested in plant and infrastructure and produced uranium from
2009 to 2014.

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Zinc exploration company halts work in Italy

(Kitco News) – The company said that the government has now decreed that all of Italy is the subject of restrictions to limite the spread of the COVID-19 virus. The restrictions will remain in force throughout Lombardy until 3 April 2020.

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SilverCrest Metals announces C$75 million bought-deal financing

(Kitco News) – The underwriters will purchase 9.1 million common shares at a price of C$8.25 per share for proceeds of about C$75 million.

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Ely Gold closes purchase of net profit royalty from Liberty Gold

(Kitco News) – Ely is entitled to 15% of the net profits from mining claims in Mineral County, Nevada.

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Superior Gold commits to 100,000 ounces annually

(Kitco News) – The company realized a record gold price of $1,387 per ounce.

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Dash for cash: investors dump shares, bonds in wild week for markets

(Kitco News) – The other well-known safe-haven, gold, saw a lesser $3.1 billion of inflows.

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Gold dives, palladium heads for record weekly decline

(Kitco News) – Platinum dropped 1.5% to $751.50, headed for its biggest weekly loss ever.

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