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First Quantum Aims for Argentina Tax Breaks on $5.25 Billion Copper Project
First Quantum Minerals plans to apply before year-end for Argentina’s tax-break incentive for its $5.25 billion Taca Taca copper project. The initiative aims to attract foreign investment and position Argentina as a major copper supplier. The project, located in Salta, could produce 209,000 metric tons of copper annually over 35 years, creating thousands of jobs. It is part of President Javier Milei’s broader economic strategy and is crucial for First Quantum’s growth after the shutdown of its Cobre Panama mine.
Copper
Ofgem moves to prevent winter gas supply shortfall
Natural Gas
Qatar turns to US for long-term LNG supply amid Iran war disruptions
Natural Gas
Energy Firms Stand to Gain from Low Natural Gas Prices
Natural Gas
Britain’s Gas Security Relies on Last-Minute Belgian Deal
Natural Gas
NYMEX Natural Gas Futures Drop on Weak Weather Demand
Natural Gas
Ancient Gold Earrings Found in Bulgarian Roman Cemetery
Gold
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Netanyahu Explores Blockchain to Counter Potential Sanctions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked for a blockchain plan to help the country prepare for possible economic sanctions, including banking restrictions. He did not provide details on the plan but acknowledged blockchain as a potential solution. Netanyahu also warned of the eventual end of U.S. military aid and announced an additional $129 billion for the defense budget. He cautioned about a less favorable U.S. political environment after President Donald Trump leaves office.
Fake Pollster Admits to Fabricating Data Ahead of Midterms
POL
CFTC Proposes New Framework for Retail Cryptoasset Transactions
MEW
Initia halts network after $2.7 million security exploit
ETH
USDC
ATOM
Stablecoins emerge as key buyers of U.S. Treasuries
USDT
Ethereum Delays Glamsterdam Upgrade Over Smart Contract Security Concerns
ETH
Binance’s Compliance Oversight Under Scrutiny in DOJ Probe
BNB
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US to lift tariffs on some Canadian goods starting October 30
The White House will lift tariffs on certain Canadian goods starting October 30, replacing them with tariffs on other items. President Trump said Canada is working on a trade deal, while Prime Minister Carney indicated a willingness to wait for favorable terms. The exemptions aim to support Republican lawmakers ahead of the midterm elections, particularly in states like Maine and Michigan, which have been affected by the trade war.
CAD
Invesco CurrencyShares Euro Trust Names Lori Anello as New Finance Chief
EUR
U.S. to exempt some Canadian imports from tariffs amid Maine Senate race
CAD
France's Economic Crisis Threatens Global Contagion
CAD
Trump Expands Tariff Exemptions for Key Canadian Products
CAD
Euro Drops on French Debt Fears Yen Rises on AI Selloff
EUR
USD
JPY
BOJ Report Confirms Japanese Banks Ready for Global Rate Spike and AI Crash
JPY
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Chevron and ExxonMobil Near 52-Week Highs
Chevron (CVX) and ExxonMobil (XOM) are near their 52-week highs, with CVX at $226.68 and XOM at $178.23, driven by rising crude prices. Chevron's appeal comes from its expanded upstream portfolio, cost discipline, and strong cash flow, while ExxonMobil offers greater scale and diversified operations. Both companies have delivered nearly identical year-to-date gains, but Chevron's projected 148.6% earnings growth in 2026 makes it the more attractive investment.
CVX
Multi-Brand Restaurant Stocks Outperform Single-Chain Peers
MCD
Doctors Rely on AI for Treatment Decisions More Than Diagnosis
IBM
Chevron, CrowdStrike Lead Midday Stock Moves
AXP
CVX
Giant skeletons dominate Halloween as oversized decorations boom
HD
Apple stock climbs on iPhone Duo launch
AAPL
Ebola Vaccine Trial Launches in Congo Amid Deadly Outbreak
MRK