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Buyer Group International, Inc.
BYRG.US
Buyer Group International, Inc. operates as an exploration and development stage precious metals mining company. It primarily explores for gold, silver, platinum, rhodium, iron, and other minerals in North America and Greenland. The company holds a joint venture interest in a property consisting of 22 mineral lode BLM claims covering approximately 440 hectares located in the French Creek region of the Medicine Bow Mountains in Carbon County, Wyoming.
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    Iron ore extends fall on softer China demand, set for second weekly gain

    Iron ore futures prices fell for the second consecutive session on Friday due to weaker demand and shrinking steel margins in China. The January iron ore contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange dropped 0.25% to 786 yuan per ton, while the December contract on the Singapore Exchange fell 0.24% to $103.7 per ton. Despite this, both benchmarks are set for a second weekly gain, up by 1% so far this week. Seaborne iron ore prices have remained above $100 in November, supported by tight supply amid ongoing negotiations between China's state iron ore buyer and BHP.

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    Central Bank Gold Buying Hit Highest Level Of The Year In September

    Central bank gold buying reached its highest level of the year in September, with a net addition of 39 tonnes, a 79% increase from August. In Q3, central banks purchased a total of 220 tonnes, up 28% from Q2. Brazil was the largest buyer, adding 15 tonnes, while Kazakhstan and Guatemala also increased their reserves. Despite a slowdown in overall buying, the World Gold Council predicts continued growth in central bank gold reserves, with 95% of respondents expecting increases in the next year.

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    This one buyer is driving gold's surge - and could easily trigger its fall

    Gold prices are surging, driven by geopolitical tensions and significant demand from China, which has purchased 39 tons of gold this year. Analysts suggest that if China's demand slows, gold prices could decline. The upcoming expiration of the U.S.-China tariff truce on November 10 may impact China's gold buying strategy, as they prepare for potential currency stress. The narrative surrounding gold's rise includes fears of dollar devaluation and central banks diversifying their reserves. The situation remains fluid, with trade data indicating China's buying patterns as a key factor in gold's future price movements.

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    Gold prices are so high, even central banks are feeling FOMO

    Central banks are increasingly purchasing gold, viewing it as a vital component of their reserves despite record-high prices. In August, they added 19 metric tons to global reserves, with the U.S. holding the largest amount at 8,133.5 metric tons. The World Gold Council notes that central banks are motivated by diversification and stability amid geopolitical uncertainties. Notably, Poland has been the largest buyer year-to-date, while countries like China and India continue to build their reserves to strengthen their currencies and reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar.

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    India's real estate turns premium: ₹1 Cr+ homes form 52% of Q3 home sales

    India's real estate market showed resilience in Q3 2025, with 87,603 homes sold, a 1% increase YoY. Premium homes priced above ₹1 crore accounted for 52% of sales, up from 46% last year. Prices rose significantly, with NCR up 19%, Bengaluru 15%, and Hyderabad 13%. Mumbai led sales with 24,706 units sold. The market's strength is attributed to improved liquidity and a favorable macroeconomic environment, with inflation easing and the RBI lowering the repo rate. The demand for larger, higher-quality homes reflects changing urban buyer aspirations.

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