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Kin Mining Ltd s high-grade gold intersections expand Cardinia Hill deposit feeding into mineral resource upgrade

Kin Mining s high-grade gold intersections expand Cardinia Hill deposit feeding into mineral resource upgrade Resource drilling continues to deliver with fresh assays of up to 7 metres at 21.3 g/t gold in the sulphide zone and 8 metres at 4.0 g/t in the oxide zone, strengthening the high-grade potential at Cardinia Hill. Cardinia Hill prospect, around 2 kilometres from the proposed processing plant site, was discovered in early 2020. Kin Mining NL (ASX:KIN) (FRA:8KM) has received further wide, high-grade assays from ongoing reverse circulation (RC) drilling at the Cardinia Hill deposit within the Cardinia Gold Project (CGP), near Leonora in Western Australia.

Proactive news headlines including Arrow Minerals, Archer Materials, MGC Pharmaceuticals and

Press release content from Globe Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Proactive news headlines including Arrow Minerals, Archer Materials, MGC Pharmaceuticals and . Proactive InvestorsMay 4, 2021 GMT Sydney, May 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Proactive, provider of real-time news and video interviews on growth companies listed in Australia, has covered the following companies: Arrow Minerals Ltd (ASX:AMD) has received commitments from qualified sophisticated and professional investors to raise $3 million through the issue of 500 million shares at 6 cents per share.  Click here Archer Materials Ltd’s (ASX:AXE) (OTCMKTS:ARRXF) (FRA:38A) shares are trading about 5% higher intra-day after executing a new quantum computing agreement with International Business Machines Corporation (NYSE:IBM).  Click here

FTSE 100 above 7,000 following strong manufacturing purchasing managers index reading

FTSE 100 consolidates early gains; US indices to open mostly lower Companies Follow John on: FTSE 100 consolidates early gains; US indices to open mostly lower The rising oil price has lifted BP and Royal Dutch Shell and they in turn have lifted the Footsie FTSE 100 rises 58 points US indices to open on the back foot Oil price rise underpins Footsie s rise US indices are expected to open mostly lower except for the narrowly-based Dow Jones 30-share index. The Dow is tipped to edge 19 points higher to 23,132 but the more broadly-based S&P 500 is seen giving up 4 points at 4,189 while the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 is expected to slide 20 points to 13,759p.

FTSE 100 closes in the red, Wall Street fares no better

Follow John on: FTSE 100 closes in the red, Wall Street fares no better On the plus side, we ve got this far without rehashing the old Star Wars May the fourth joke . d oh! FTSE 100 dips 47 points Wall Street follows world markets lower Ocado the weakest blue-chip 5.15pm: Both sides of the Atlantic struggling The FTSE 100 ended Tuesday down 47 points, 0.7%, at 6,923, despite a promising start to the day. The FTSE 250 lost 167 points, 0.7%, to 22,330. Markets have been rocked by a wave of volatility on an otherwise inconspicuous day, with sharp declines in the DAX and Treasury yields, and cryptos giving way to dollar and gold gains, IG Senior Market Analyst Joshua Mahony wrote.  .Airlines have received a welcome lift as Europe moves closer to resuming non-essential travel, with the UK government expected to spell out exactly what countries fall into each category of the traffic light system. Nonetheless, the resumption of flights does bring its risks, with more infectiou

FTSE 100 loses some steam as Wall Street opens in the red

FTSE 100 closes in the red, Wall Street fares no better Companies Follow John on: FTSE 100 closes in the red, Wall Street fares no better On the plus side, we ve got this far without rehashing the old Star Wars May the fourth joke . d oh! FTSE 100 dips 47 points Wall Street follows world markets lower Ocado the weakest blue-chip 5.15pm: Both sides of the Atlantic struggling The FTSE 100 ended Tuesday down 47 points, 0.7%, at 6,923, despite a promising start to the day. The FTSE 250 lost 167 points, 0.7%, to 22,330. Markets have been rocked by a wave of volatility on an otherwise inconspicuous day, with sharp declines in the DAX and Treasury yields, and cryptos giving way to dollar and gold gains, IG Senior Market Analyst Joshua Mahony wrote.  .Airlines have received a welcome lift as Europe moves closer to resuming non-essential travel, with the UK government expected to spell out exactly what countries fall into each category of the traffic light system. Nonetheless,

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