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Tanzania Eyes Deal with Dubai Diamond Exchange

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Created: 08 August 2022
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August 08, 22 by John Jeffay
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(IDEX Online) - Tanzania is reportedly looking to sell its rough through the Dubai Diamond Exchange (DDE).

Minerals minister Dotto Biteko said the country needs to seek more lucrative markets for the estimated 500,000 carats it produces annually, according to The Citizen newspaper.

He was speaking ahead of a meeting of the 18-member African Diamond Producers' Association, of which Tanzania is the current chair.

The meeting, in the city of Arusha was due to discuss the contribution of diamonds to African economies.

In February, DDE (pictured) announced it had overtaken Antwerp as the top trading hub globally for rough diamonds - over $22.8 billion in 2021....

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Weekly Market Recap: Hot Inflation, Market Rally & Blowout Jobs Report Sinking Pivot Odds?

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Created: 07 August 2022
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Have the near-term odds of a Fed pivot dropped? Yes, concludes financial advisor Lance Roberts. The Fed is hiking interest rates to destroy demand. Most experts think the Fed will continue until it either tames inflation or it "breaks something" and is forced to reverse course.
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New Diamond Ship Boosts Namibia's Output

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Created: 07 August 2022
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August 07, 22 by John Jeffay
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(IDEX Online) - Namibia's diamond production increased by more than two thirds (67.2 per cent) following the launch of its latest diamond recovery vessel.

Second quarter figures for the second quarter of 2022 were 565,000 carats, up from 338,000 in Q2 last year.

Debmarine, a 50/50 joint venture between De Beers Group and the Government of Namibia, began operations in March with its new $420m vessel Benguela Gem. 

The 177-meter ship (pictured) has joined Debmarine's five other ships dredging thousands of tonnes of sediment at 90 to 150 meters below the seabed, 12 miles off Namibia's south-western coast. 

It was designed in Norway and Poland, built in Romania and fitted out with its proprietary mission equipment by De Beers Marine South Africa. It is expected to increase Debmarine's output by about 500,000 carats annually....

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The Run-Up Gold Has Had in 2022 Is Just the Beginning

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Created: 05 August 2022
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According to the commodity expert, the run-up gold has had in 2022 is just the beginning. With the logic of finite supply behind it and a technical setup indicating a boom in price, it seems as if the next leg up in gold price could be inevitable.
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The U.S. Readies Another $1 Billion Ukraine Weapons Package, $8.8 Billion in Aid Since February

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Created: 05 August 2022
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The Biden administration's next security assistance package for Ukraine is expected to be $1 billion, one of the largest so far, and include munitions for long-range weapons and armored medical transport vehicles, three sources briefed on the matter told Reuters on Friday.
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