The K3 prospect is part of a group of targets close to the N’Tiola, Viper and Koting satellite deposits and is just 20 kilometres from the Morila plant.
S&P/ASX 200 slips 0.66% as inflation fears grip global markets
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S&P/ASX 200 slips 0.66% as inflation fears grip global markets
Brent crude futures rose 0.5% to US$68.67 a barrel on worries of gasoline shortages due to the outage at the largest US fuel pipeline system following a cyber-attack. Wednesday’s US consumer inflation data for April is expected to show the biggest year-on-year gain in a decade.
S&P/ASX 200 (INDEXASX:XJO) fell 0.66% to 7050 points by 12.50 pm, with the banks, materials, and property stocks weighing heavily.
Investors have grown worried about the threat of inflation, with the US Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 1.4% on Tuesday, its worst day since February.
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FTSE 100 heads back towards 7000, while Spirax Sarco lifted by positive update
The index of UK blue-chips recovers some lost ground as March economic performance beats forecasts
9.14am: Miners help support market
Leading shares are continuing to recover as investors take the positives from the UK growth figures rather than worrying about inflationary pressures.
The FTSE 100 is within a whisker of 7000 again, up 51.15 points or 0.74% at 6999.14.
The 1.5% decline in GDP in the first quarter was less than economists had been expecting, while the 2.1% growth in March was the best performance since August even though the country was mostly still in lockdown.