Jobs moving gold shifting
Some of gold’s most-volatile days erupt after monthly-US-jobs data is released.
Sibanye-Stillwater on Thursday said it made a new settlement offer in negotiations over wages at its South African gold operations.
If accepted by the four gold mining unions, which are negotiating as a united block for the first time, the offer will increase the company’s wage bill at its gold operations by 1.4 billion rand ($89.55 million) by July 1 2023, Sibanye said.
($1 = 15.6343 rand)
(By Helen Reid; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)
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