Perth Mint Refinery
Coverage of Perth Mint Refinery in the Nexus archive.
- Gold Declines as Fresh US-Iran Tension Fans Inflation Concerns
Gold prices declined due to renewed US-Iran tensions and inflation concerns. The Perth Mint Refinery, operated by Gold Corp., is mentioned in the context of gold storage in Perth, Australia.
- Gold Steady as US-Iran Signals Keep Rate Hike Bets Simmering
Gold prices remain steady amid US-Iran tensions and uncertainty over Federal Reserve rate hike decisions. Market volatility has affected equities and cryptocurrencies, with investors shifting toward safer US Treasury assets while gold and silver prices have reversed from recent gains.
- Hong Kong Targets July Launch for New Gold-Clearing System
Hong Kong is planning to launch a new gold-clearing system in July, amidst market volatility and a reversal in gold and silver prices. The system's launch is expected to drive investors into safer assets. The move comes as Bitcoin's value tumbles and the stock market experiences whipsaws.
- Gold Holds Gain as Hopes for Iran Truce Ease Inflation Fears
Gold prices hold gains due to hopes of a truce with Iran easing inflation fears, driven by central-bank buying and rising holdings in exchange-traded funds. The US Federal Reserve's rate cuts also support gold's advance. Gold Corp.'s operations, such as the Perth Mint Refinery, contribute to the market.
- Gold Holds Decline as Hormuz Quagmire Keeps Inflation Fear High
Gold prices held a decline as the Hormuz quagmire kept inflation fear high, driving investors into US Treasuries. The stock market was volatile, and Bitcoin's value tumbled. Gold and silver prices reversed after a steep run-up.
- Gold Falls as Trump Rejection of Iran Offer Fans Inflation Fears
Gold prices fell due to Trump's rejection of Iran offer, fueling inflation fears and driving investors to US Treasuries. The stock market was volatile, Bitcoin tumbled, and gold and silver prices reversed. This reversal led to a shift in investor behavior.
- Gold Holds Losses on Signs That US-Iran Ceasefire Is Fraying
Gold prices hold losses due to signs of a US-Iran ceasefire fraying, with its advance supported by central-bank buying and rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve. The gold market is also influenced by rising holdings in exchange-traded funds. Gold Corp.'s operations, such as the Perth Mint Refinery, play a role in the industry.
- Australian Gold Miner Regis Agrees to Buy Vault Minerals
Australian gold miner Regis has agreed to buy Vault Minerals, a move that comes amid market volatility and a reversal in gold and silver prices. The deal is expected to drive investors into safer assets like US Treasuries. Regis aims to expand its operations through this acquisition.
- Gold Falls as Renewed Hormuz Disruption Stokes Inflation Concern
Gold prices fell despite previous support from central bank purchases and ETF holdings, as renewed concerns over Hormuz Strait disruptions heightened inflation fears. The article highlights a gold bar inspection at Perth Mint Refinery in Australia and notes the impact of US Federal Reserve rate cuts on the market.