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metal

[met-l] / ˈmɛt l /


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The firm has had a sizable exposure to gold over the past five years and benefited from a surge in the metal’s price.

From Barron's

The firm has had a sizable exposure to gold over the past five years and benefited from a surge in the metal’s price.

From Barron's

Looking back, other awards at the Grammys have been changed, such as separating rock from metal and alternative subgenres and even differentiating R&B from blues.

From BBC

This short supply comes at a time when there’s no shortage of demand drivers—again beyond just AI demand for power and the rare earth metals that have grabbed headlines.

From Barron's

The selloff in precious metals was not a rejection of their role.

From MarketWatch