(usnews.com/Reuters) - Palladium, once the cheapest major precious metal, rocketed from less than $500 an ounce in 2016 to above $3,400 last March, leaving platinum and gold for dust. An era of breathtaking palladium rallies is likely to be ending, analysts said, as rising supply and stagnant demand erode prices of the metal used to neutralise vehicle exhaust emissions.
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CAR wants total lifting of diamond export embargo as KP meets in Dubai
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Endiama: Catóca considering going underground
Angolan state-owned diamond miner, Endiama says its 41%-owned Catóca mine is thinking about expansion underground, according to the company director of mining operations and joint venture management Miguel Vemba.
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Diamonds now contribute 5.5% of UAE non-oil trade
Diamonds are now contributing 5.5% of the United Arab Emirates non-oil trade, according to a senior government official.
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