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CHAKANA COPPER CORP News
Chakana Copper Set to Begin Fully-funded 3,000 Metre Drill Program in April
Chakana Drill Program to Test Mega-Gold, La Joya, and Estremadoyro Breccia - Soledad Project, Peru
Chakana Provides Update on Warrant Amendment
Chakana Applies to Extend and Re-Price Warrants
Battery & Precious Metals Virtual Investor Conference: Presentations Now Available for Online Viewing
CHAKANA COPPER to Present at the Battery & Precious Metals Virtual Investor Conference January 30th
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Jan. 26, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Chakana Copper (OTCQB:CHKKF, TSXV:PERU), based in Vancouver and focused on copper and precious metals exploration in Peru, today announced that David
Battery & Precious Metals Virtual Investor Conference Agenda Announced for January 30 - February 1, 2024
Chakana Announces Closing of $3.0 M Upsized Financing With Investments From Gold Fields and Rick Rule
Chakana Announces Upsize to Private Placement
Chakana Copper to Raise C$2.2M via Private Placement
Gold Fields Acquires Units of Chakana Copper Corp.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, May 24, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Gold Fields Nazca Holdings Inc. ("GFNH"), a wholly-owned indirect holding subsidiary of Gold Fields Limited, announces that it has purchas
Ford once mocked Tesla's similar problems when it recalled electric cars due to the risk of the roof falling off
Ford Motor Company will recall nearly 5,000 Mustang Mach-E electric vehicles in Canada because the glass roof and windshield may loosen and fall off. Just a year ago, an executive of the company mocked Tesla on a similar issue, saying Ford would never have such a problem. Ford has made two recalls from Canada. The first affected 1,812 Mach-Es because the glass panels on their panoramic sunroof may not have been properly installed and may become loose over time. The second recall affects 3,178 Mach-Es, whose windshields may have loosened and come off
Citi strategists are bearish on US stocks and Aoyama won't relax: investors should prepare for a decline
Citigroup's chief US equity strategist is still adhering to one of Wall Street's most bearish stock market forecasts. Tobias Levkovich admits he made a “major” mistake, but he still stands by his prediction: the S&P 500 index will close at 4,000 points this year and reach 4,350 points in June next year. Both of these points were below Tuesday's closing (4522.68 points). Reasons supporting Levkovich's cautious view include overvaluation and planned tax increases (which would hurt corporate profits). The expected price-earnings ratio of the S&P 500 index reached 21 times, close to the highest level since the dot-com bubble era.
Forget the Federal Reserve and Jackson Hole: the US Treasury's $500 billion quantitative tightening policy has a greater impact on market liquidity.
Original title: forget the Federal Reserve and Jackson Hole: the US Treasury's $500 billion quantitative tightening policy has a greater impact on market liquidity: according to a recent article on the FX168 financial blog Zero Hedge, "three weeks ago, shortly after the Treasury released the latest report on the source and use of treasury bonds, little attention was paid to this on Wall Street. We confirmed what we first observed a few months ago: as we explained earlier this year, the U.S. Treasury has completely bypassed the Federal Reserve and injected 1.5 trillion dollars of liquidity into the market over the past 12 months.
The scale of the Fed's overnight reverse repurchase operation is bound to set a new record again.
The use of overnight reverse repo agreements by the Fed is expected to hit an all-time high as short-end interest rates remain near zero. The overnight general guaranteed repo rate traded at 0 per cent for the first time, with a bid price of 0.01 per cent at 0 per cent, according to ICAP. On Monday, the use of reverse repo tools rose to a record high of $486.1 billion, surpassing the high of $485.3 billion on May 27 and up from $483.3 billion on June 4. Analysts at the Oxford Institute of Economics pointed out in a report that the general guaranteed repo rate is expected to remain under pressure during the settlement period, and the demand for overnight reverse repurchase operations will be available with the approach of next week's FOMC meeting.
The US trade deficit narrowed in April for the first time this year due to a surge in exports of goods and services
The U.S. trade deficit narrowed in April for the first time this year, with imports falling as exports of goods and services rose. The US trade deficit in goods and services narrowed 8.2 per cent to $68.9 billion in April, according to data released by the Commerce Department on Tuesday. The market is expected to have a deficit of $68.7 billion, compared with a revised deficit of $75 billion in March. Us exports rose to $205 billion in April, the highest level since January 2020, while imports fell to $273.9 billion. The data showed a decline in imports after consumer demand during the COVID-19 epidemic pushed U. S. imports to record highs. At the same time, the sea
The "Holocaust" of US stocks is coming? Investment experts predict that the market will collapse by 60%
Original title: the "Holocaust" of US stocks is coming? Investment experts predict that the market will collapse by 60%. The Fed's rate hike may be the trigger for the collapse: FX168, the US stock market has actually been consolidating over the past month. But Lance Roberts, chief investment strategist at wealth management firm RIA Advisors, said that this situation is unlikely to continue, as the expected economic rebound has begun, the excessive expansion of the U. S. stock market could eventually lead to a decline. RIA Advisors manages more than $800m in assets. Roberts has recently been in Advisor
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