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Poland Approves Plan to Buy 150 Tons of Gold, Targeting Global Top 10
Governor Glapiński’s aggressive accumulation strategy targets 700 tonnes, shielding the Złoty and securing Warsaw a seat at the global financial head table.
JPMorgan Reshuffles Oil Sands Bets: Upgrades Suncor, Downgrades Cenovus
As global oil surpluses loom for 2026, analyst Arun Jayaram advises investors to seek shelter in Suncor’s execution story while fading Cenovus on valuation fears.
What Does a $12.45 Million War Chest Mean for Kalo Gold’s Fiji Ambitions?
With $12.45 million secured and the books closed, the Vancouver-based explorer turns its full attention to drilling the volcanic gold systems of Fiji.
Citigroup Forecasts $5,000 Gold Amid Greenland Dispute
A "perfect storm" of geopolitical extortion and central bank uncertainty drives gold to $4,700 as European leaders slam the White House’s "mafia" tactics.
Carney at the Pump: Filling the Red Dragon’s Empty Tank
Amidst the collapse of Venezuela’s regime, Ottawa and Beijing forge an unlikely energy alliance that challenges Washington’s influence.
The Golden Bridge: Uniting Shanghai and Hong Kong in a Bullion Pact
Linking Vaults, Dropping Dollars: How Asia’s New Bullion Corridor is Redefining Sovereignty.
Rick Rule, Robert Kiyosaki, and the Race for Resources at VRIC 2026
From Billionaire Panelists to Arctic Security: Why VRIC 2026 is the Only Place to Be This Weekend
White House Delays Critical Mineral Tariffs for 180-Day Negotiation Window
Why the President’s new critical minerals proclamation offers a six-month diplomatic pause instead of the immediate price floors the mining industry demanded.
Trump Pushes Emergency Auction to Curb AI Energy Costs
A bipartisan push to make data centers pay for their own electricity hits a snag: nobody told the grid operator.
Gold Eyes $5,000 and Silver Targets $100 as Supply Squeeze Tightens
Resource nationalism and a physical squeeze are driving the wildest metals rally in history, and Wall Street thinks we’re just getting started.