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Freeport set to resume copper exports from Indonesia
Indonesia has restricted raw material exports to pressure companies to refine minerals locally and add value to its exports. Freeport has local refining capacity, but is seeking to keep exporting concentrate due to a fire last October at its Manyar smelterin East Java.
Should exports resume, it will relieve, although not reverse, a shortage of copper concentrate that has hit the profits of smelters.
Source – Reuters
Marine Corps minted coins honoring 250th anniversary
The coins are available in gold, silver and clad metals and can be purchased individually or as a set. The $5 gold coin depicts the Marine Corps Color Guard; the $1 silver coin shows the flag raising at Iwo Jima; and the half-dollar clad coin features two Marines, one wearing the continental uniform of 1775 with a musket, and the other in modern-day camouflage uniform holding an M4 service rifle.
Source – Stars and Stripes
Copper sits at 10-week highs
The threat of U.S. trade measures against China has weighed on industrial raw materials since the November election, with prices pressured earlier this week when Trump said he could impose a 10% levy on Chinese goods.
Source – Seeking Alpha
Florida Senator Proposes Bill To Recognize Gold, Silver, And Digital Currency As Legal Tender
Follow up to Gold and Silver may be adopted as legal tender in Florida
Sponsored by Senator Rodriguez, Senate Bill 132 aims to redefine financial transactions, taxation, and payment of debts using these alternative forms of currency.
The legislation would also exempt transactions involving gold, silver, and related currencies from taxation. The move reflects a growing interest in alternative monetary systems as a hedge against economic uncertainties.
The proposed bill includes several significant measures:
・Definition of Legal Tender:
・Tax Exemptions:
・Government Acceptance:
・Prohibition on Compulsion:
・Regulatory Framework:
If passed, SB 132 would make Florida one of the few states to officially recognize gold, silver, and digital currencies as legal tender.
Source – Tampa Free Press