Gold Is Winning the Battle for Monetary Trust

Gold and silver have pushed decisively higher, but veteran precious metals analyst David Morgan believes the bigger story goes far beyond the latest price move. Speaking with Money Metals podcast host Mike Maharrey, Morgan, publisher of The Morgan Report, argued that investors are witnessing a growing contest between precious metals and the credit-based monetary system. With gold trading above $4,500 per ounce and silver approaching $69 …

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Copper price run signals supply squeeze: Sprott

Copper’s roughly 50% surge over the past year is increasingly looking less like a traditional commodities cycle and more like a structural squeeze as mine shortages collide with rising demand from power grids, artificial intelligence (AI) and defence, according to Sprott Asset Management analyst Jacob White. The metal has climbed from below $10,000 per tonne over the past year and continued setting records this …

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U.S. Leaves Europe Behind in Critical Minerals Race

The United States is forging ahead with its critical minerals ambitions, investing billions in securing non-Chinese supply, while in Europe, the central EU government “hesitate, over-administrate, talk and lose time.” The EU was already behind the U.S. on critical minerals. Now, it has fallen further behind, which means a lot more work would need to be done to catch up. …

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