gold mining
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of gold mining
First recorded in 1555–65
Example Sentences
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A 0.2% drop in the DXY dollar index also boosted gold; mining stocks saw gains up to 5.7%.
From Barron's
Ninety-five percent of gold mining stocks are now in a bear market, signaling a classic contrarian trading opportunity.
From Barron's
In 2016, Chavez’s handpicked successor, Maduro, sought to boost revenues in the midst of a catastrophic economic collapse by promoting gold mining in a large swath of southern Venezuela.
Pablo Caicedo, a retired admiral who last year was the head of Ecuador’s Navy, said U.S. military support is crucial for fighting gangs that have expanded into illegal gold mining in Ecuador’s remote jungle regions.
Some local media outlets suggested that at least one of the men was involved in a business venture, possibly gold mining.
From BBC
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