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U.S. equities were edging up at midday, as tech shares lifted the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average was near flat.

Prior to the sale, NEM held 119,716,667 common shares of Discovery Silver, representing roughly 14.95% of the company's outstanding shares.

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The Trump administration just announced a massive trade deal between the United States and China, leaving markets elated. The United States agreed to lower its tariffs on China to 30% from 145% for 90 days.

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Wall Street's Tariff Warning 2:29 pm by Gerelyn Terzo Goldman Sachs has published a note, warning that there is still another shoe yet to drop in the trade wars. The Wall Street firm still predicts the fallout from the tariff wars to be significant despite the progress made between the U.S. and Beijing. The firm wrote: “The large reduction in the U.S. tariff rate on China should only have a limited impact on the overall U.S. effective tariff rate. After accounting for a reduction of that magnitude, the full set of U.S. tariffs would still be considerably higher and broader than expected by markets at the start of the year.” Economic Data 11:29 am by Gerelyn Terzo A bevy of economic data is also due out this week, which could influence the direction of stocks, especially after the Q1 GDP slowdown. On Tuesday, the latest CPI data will be released, a key inflation gauge for the economy. In March, the CPI index fell by a surprising 0.1%. Additi

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Goldman's Warning 2:30 pm by Gerelyn Terzo Wall Street firm Goldman Sachs believes there’s still another shoe yet to drop in the trade wars despite progress made between the White House and Beijing. The analyst firm wrote: “The large reduction in the U.S. tariff rate on China should only have a limited impact on the overall U.S. effective tariff rate. After accounting for a reduction of that magnitude, the full set of U.S. tariffs would still be considerably higher and broader than expected by markets at the start of the year.” Winners & Losers 12:12 pm by Gerelyn Terzo With today’s market rally, the S&P 500 has narrowed its year-to-date declines to 1.3%. Within the S&P 500, today’s biggest gainers include NRG Energy (NYSE: NRG), up 23%, Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE: SWK), up 14.4%, and Microchip Tech (Nasdaq: MCHP), up 11.2%. Among the biggest losers of today’s session include Cigna Group (NYSE: CI),

Newmont owns one of the world's strongest portfolios of gold and copper assets, but remains potentially undervalued following operational challenges. With macro tailwinds in both metal markets and solid free cash flow, it could be in a strong position to build investor confidence going forward. If management can restore delivery and consistently meet expectations, there is possibility that the market could re-rate the stock.

U.S. equities soared at midday after the U.S. and China agreed to slash their tariffs for 90 days. The Nasdaq jumped about 3.5%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 were up more than 2%.

The price of gold and gold-related stocks lost ground Monday, among the few asset groups to see declines amid a broad market rally fueled by news of easing U.S.-China tariffs.

Newmont Corporation, the world's largest publicly traded gold producer, is in excellent financial shape, benefiting from high gold prices and solid quarterly results, justifying a Buy rating. Economic uncertainty, rising gold demand, and geopolitical tensions are driving gold prices up, directly benefiting Newmont's profitability and market position. Strategic restructuring, focusing on Tier 1 assets and divesting less profitable mines, has strengthened Newmont's balance sheet and operational efficiency.