KTGDF K2 GOLD CORPORATION
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K2 GOLD CORPORATION News
K2 Gold Closes $1.045 Million Oversubscribed Private Placement
K2 Gold Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement to Raise CAD $1 Million
K2 Gold Samples 208 G/t Gold and High-Grade Copper in Rocks Recovered at Mojave Project
K2 Gold Plans for C$1.2M Private Placement
K2 Gold Increases Size of Private Placement Offering to C$3M
K2 Gold names new president
K2 Gold (OTCQB:KTGDF) appoints Anthony Margarit as the company's new president. "We are delighted that Anthony has agreed to join K2 as President. Anthony has a strong technical, logistical and operat
High oil prices have caused unease, and US inflation may soar to 5%.
The original title: high oil prices cause unease, US inflation may soar to 5%! With oil prices rising this week and fears of a winter energy crisis, the prospect of slowing economic growth and currency is reminiscent of a difficult period of stagflation nearly 50 years ago. Concerns about stagflation have persisted since soaring inflation, including crude oil prices, became a topic of recovery during the epidemic, especially after the once-hot economic recovery slowed down. The prospect of the winter energy crisis pushed oil prices higher and higher now, with Hurricane Ida affecting energy supplies and cold
What do you think of the rise in US bond yields? Analyst: value stocks are expected to regain market favor
Us value stocks are likely to reinvigorate as strong bets on the economy boost Treasury yields and boost cyclical-sensitive stocks. These stocks have stagnated in recent months after a strong rebound earlier this year. The s & p 500 index of value stocks is up 5.5% from last month's low, more than 1 percentage point higher than the tech-heavy index. The index has accelerated over the past week, and despite stagnating after a strong start to 2021, the value index is up 18 per cent this year. The move could herald a recovery in so-called reflation trading. Reflation trades bet against economic growth
Massive Internet outages occur again. Many financial institutions and airlines' websites are affected.
The websites of many financial institutions, governments and airlines were briefly suspended on Thursday, including those of the Reserve Bank of Australia. A similar global Internet failure has occurred for the second time in less than two weeks. Some of the network outages that affected institutions such as Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Westpac and ANZ were linked to glitches at Akamai Technologies Ltd., a company that helps customers manage website services, according to people familiar with the matter. The RBA was forced to cancel a planned bond purchase on Thursday, blaming "technical problems." Because what you're talking about
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