Gold's recent retreat from a record high has led to questions as to whether the precious metal has run out of steam and is due for an extended period of sideways trading, as has happened in the past.

The U.S. Department of the Interior has added copper, silver, and metallurgical coal to its list of "critical minerals," increasing the likelihood that these materials could be included in future ...

Alaska Silver Corp. (TSXV: WAM, OTCQX: WAMFF) announces the discovery of a high-grade mineralized zone, named Silver Sage, on its 100% owned Illinois Creek Carbonate Replacement Deposit project in ...

Cambodia is set to become one of the first countries to store gold with China, according to people familiar with the matter, marking early progress in Beijing's push to develop as a global bullion hub ...

Central bank gold buying hit the highest level of the year in September, with several new banks adding to their reserves. Globally, central banks officially added a net 39 tonnes of gold to their ...

Recent volatility in gold and silver prices, London metals trader Andrew Maguire tells Kinesis Money's "Live from the Vault" this week, has been mainly a matter of bullion banks flushing speculative ...

Coeur Mining Inc. shares took a dive after the silver and gold producer announced its $9.5-billion acquisition of New Gold Inc., a takeover that, if approved, will see one of Canada's leading ...

Tokenized gold currently accounts for only about 1% of the broader real-world asset market. While stablecoins backed by the US dollar or short-term Treasurys boast a market capitalization of around ...

Krishna Guha and Marco Casiraghi from Evercore ISI expect the Fed to start mopping up a net $35 billion of U.S. treasury debt each month as soon as January, or March at the latest.

According to data reported by Bloomberg and compiled by Al Banyan Tree Research, retail gold purchases in Russia are expected to exceed 60 tonnes this year, bringing total household accumulation since ...

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