Trump’s tariffs have brought a double serving of pain https://t.co/QlloctJVu2 ...

South Africa’s central bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago signaled confidence that inflation would remain within its target for the next two years, despite uncertainties stemming from US tariffs https://t.co/BMpPlCBqDV ...

Company Operations & Strategy - Company faced cross-currency management challenges due to mining sector performance and international trade uncertainty [1] - Company's origins trace back to the 1940s, listed on TSX in 2006, and underwent a major transformation starting in 2017 with new assets, balance sheet, and team [5][6] - Company planned NASDAQ public offering for over two years, driven by growth plan and investor interest [6][7] - Company aimed to increase daily trading volume, raise capital, and access larger US investors through NASDAQ listing [8] Financial Performance & Growth - Company grew from a market size of $0.5 billion to $2 billion [8] Production & Revenue - Gold accounts for approximately 80% of the company's revenues, while copper contributes around 20% [3] - Copper concentrate produced in New Mexico is sold domestically to Trafigura for export [4] - Gold exports from Brazil are directed to Europe and Canada [4] Geographic Exposure - In the previous year, Mexico and Honduras each accounted for approximately 30% of operations, with Brazil contributing the remaining 40% [2] - Future growth projects include two in Brazil and one in Guatemala, with increased exposure to gold [2]

Copper is used in everything from phones and cars to home construction and the military. Now President Trump is proposing 50% tariffs.@JoeDeaux and @davidgura discuss what new tariffs mean for the economy and your next big purchase https://t.co/b9hHfUuPCa https://t.co/omLYXiEx8Y ...

Economic Policy & Trade - Tariffs imposed by President Trump will create barriers to business [1] - The tax wedge issue is lost in the endless conversation about tariffs [1]

Trade Policy - Potential tariffs on pharmaceuticals may be imposed by the end of the month [1] - Tariffs on semiconductors could be implemented soon [1]

Trade Policy - Potential tariffs on pharmaceuticals may be imposed by the end of the month [1] - Tariffs on semiconductors could be implemented soon [1]

Trade Deals & Tariffs - Anticipation of numerous trade deals in the near future, with potential announcements increasing as the July 9th deadline approaches [1][2] - The impact of tariffs is already being felt, with potential for significant economic consequences if tariffs escalate, such as a possible 30% tariff with the EU by August 1st [4][6] - Companies have been managing supply chains and stockpiling goods to buffer against uncertainty, but this strategy has limitations in protecting against higher prices [8] - The market's reaction to Trump's tariff policies has been inconsistent, with a perception that the Fed will intervene to mitigate any negative impacts [10][11][12] Economic Impact & Political Concerns - Concerns exist regarding the inflationary impact of a large bill passed by Republicans, potentially leading to a deficit and a perception of America as an unsafe investment [13] - There is worry about stagflation in the coming year, with no forecasters predicting a positive economic outlook in terms of prices and inflation [14] - The legality of tariffs is being challenged, with arguments that Congress is abdicating its responsibilities regarding trade [15][16] - A poll indicates that even among Republicans, raising tariffs is unpopular, with only 40% favoring the measure [17]

President Donald Trump's far-reaching tariffs are starting to push sticker prices, though not as much as some economists had forecast. https://t.co/nPJfRCmfC7 ...

We've been talking here uh consistently about whether the market would absorb uh the tariffs. The market is absorbing the tariffs right now. Uh it reminds me of the talk we had during the Biden administration about uh the the economy continuing to grow even as interest rates went up.Do you see a divide between what's happening on Wall Street and Main Street or is this an economy that just keeps roaring on. Roaring is probably a bit more than uh of a word than I would use because the growth rate this year wi ...