These 10 Countries Control the World’s Gold
A recent analysis reveals that the United States is by far the largest holder of gold reserves.
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5 Uranium-Mining Stocks Go Nuclear
The spot price of uranium has been rising again after a dip in late September. Rising along with it are the share prices of several uranium miners and one exchange-traded fund.
5 US Lithium Miners Getting a Boost From Planned Expansion in Chile
Five U.S.-traded lithium stocks have had a good week, as prices are rising again and the industry is about to expand.
These 4 Copper-Mining Stocks Pay Outstanding Dividends
Three top copper miners pay dividend yields of more than 10% and a fourth pays a handsome mid-single-digit yield.
Gold Prices Kept Floundering in September, Outlook Remains Cloudy
The World Gold Council's report for the September gold market does not paint a rosy picture for the market in the near term.
Good News and Bad for Lithium Stocks
Analysts at JPMorgan has initiated coverage on a lithium miner with an Overweight rating and a price target nearly 14% higher than the stock's current price.
5 Uranium Stocks That May Be the Next Meme Stocks
Uranium stocks surged to new highs in mid-September, but have since pulled back. Can the price drivers (including social media chatter) keep moving these stocks higher?
Is ESG Sigma Lithium’s Secret Weapon?
Another lithium mining company entered the lists Monday. Canada-based Sigma Lithium plans to begin production next year at its Grota do Cirilo project in Brazil.
Lithium Americas, Microvast, Romeo Power, Standard Lithium: Dead Batteries?
Here's a brief look at Lithium Americas and three more lithium stocks.
Is Afghanistan Sitting on $3 Trillion Worth of Mineral Wealth?
A USGS assessment in 2007 estimated that Afghanistan's mineral resources. A few years later, the value of those resources may have been $1 trillion. Now it could be worth three times that amount.
World Gold Council Expects Higher Prices Ahead
In a new report, the World Gold Council said it expects gold prices to follow its historical pattern of increases in September.
These Are the Countries That Control the World’s Gold
The United States and Germany are among the countries that control the world's gold.
Why Demand for Gold Is Lagging
Demand for gold in the first half of 2021 is down about 10% year over year, but demand from gold-backed ETFs is down much more.
This Is the Most Expensive Material in the World
The most expensive material in the world is terbium, an essential component in commercially available LED lighting fixtures.
Global Gold ETF Outflows Totaled $30 Billion in the First Half of 2021
Outflows from global gold ETFs totaled more than $30 billion in the first half of 2021. New money flowing in only partially offset the outflows.