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Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. T.KGI


Primary Symbol: T.KL

Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd is a Canada-based gold mining, development, and exploration company with a diversified portfolio of exploration projects. The production profile of the company includes the Macassa mine complex located in northeastern Ontario and the Fosterville gold mine located in the State of Victoria, Australia. Also, the company owns the Holt mine and the Detour mine. The company's mines and material mineral projects are located in Canada and Australia.


TSX:KL - Post by User

Comment by Goldbug52on Jul 14, 2021 2:40pm
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Post# 33543412

RE:RE:Gold Price to climb back to $ 2000..

RE:RE:Gold Price to climb back to $ 2000..
bobofet wrote:
Cant argue with that   but   we all know what happens at the mere mention of tightening.. or interest rate rise,   and with this inflation   one would have to assume  this tapering is coming and interest rates must follow... so   where are we headed than?         signed    opinions please


   Just read an article on CNBC.com. Boeing is getting it's clock cleaned by Airbus, getting it's planes outsold 2 to 1 in the last year! I assume one of the big reasons is because of the strength of the US$. If a major industry, so important to the US economy is being so impacted by the strong US$, do you think the US fed is interested in raising rates, which would strengthen the $ even more and making  the US even more uncompetitive on world markets!
   A couple of posters have mentioned that it's a race to the bottom amongst all countries to get their fiat as low as possible for competitive reasons! There is lots of data out there showing that the US economy isn't doing as well as it seems so unlikely that the Fed is gonna raise rates any time soon!
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