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The gold futures contract gained 0.29% on Wednesday, as it extended its advance following bouncing from $1,750 price level. The market has extended its short-term consolidation following $100 decline. On June 1 gold price was the highest since early January. Then it has been declining towards the mentioned $1,750 price level. This morning gold is higher, as we can see on the daily chart (the chart includes today’s intraday data):
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Seven Mining Stocks to Buy as Inflation Hedges Amid Economic Recovery
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Seven mining stocks to buy as inflation hedges amid the ongoing economic recovery are benefiting from rising prices for cooper, iron ore and steel, as well as limited new capacity to meet growing demand.
The seven mining stocks to buy are taking flight after record-setting prices worldwide for copper, iron ore, steel and aluminum, according to BoA Global Research. In fact, those prices have jumped more than 20% above their average for the past decade, the investment firm wrote in a recent research note.
It is likely that wider inflationary pressures may not abate “imminently,” BoA wrote in a May 25 research report. Indeed, a range of companies have been highlighting plans to protect their margins by raising prices.