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BHP CEO-Elect Defends US$15.3 Billion Total Price Tag for Jansen Potash Complex
BHP absorbs a US$2.3 billion blow to dominate global fertilizer, proving that digging deep into Saskatchewan's potash market requires an even deeper corporate wallet.
Trump’s Looming Copper Tariffs Paralyze Global Metal Markets
As Washington weighs import duties on the red metal, global traders freeze, mining giants brace for impact, and the AI infrastructure boom hangs in the balance.
Energy Fuels Secures $725 Million Pentagon Commitment for Critical Minerals
How a conditional nine-figure injection from the Pentagon is transforming a domestic uranium powerhouse into the cornerstone of America's independent "mine-to-magnet" supply chain.
Manitoba’s "Mine, Baby, Mine" Moment: A Shift Toward Saskatchewan-Style Growth
Premier Wab Kinew shifts focus to resource-led growth, sparking a high-stakes debate over regulatory speed versus provincial standards.
G7 Sets 2030 Deadline to Cap Rare Earth Dependence on China
The G7’s 2030 Pivot: Can a Collective Strategy Finally Break the Dependence on Chinese Mineral Monopolies?
The Eye of the Market Storm: How Rick Rule Finds Value in the Silence
Decoding the Market Disconnect: Why Rick Rule is Betting Big on Forgotten Junior Miners
Gold's Dramatic Pullback: Why Wall Street Insiders Are Calling It a Market Reset
Why Barclays, JPMorgan, and Citi view the recent 26% gold correction as a textbook market flush before the next massive leg up.
Department of War Commits $500 Million to Phoenix Tailings for New "Freedom Facility"
The $500 Million Bet to Bring Rare Earth Refining Home and Neutralize the Supply Chain Chokehold
How Beijing’s New Resource Law Reshapes the Critical Minerals Market
How Beijing’s new 79-article resource strategy is forcing the Pentagon to go all-in on North America's lone antimony powerhouse.
Trump’s Ready to 'Start Your Engines,' But Goldman Sachs Sees a Long Traffic Jam for Pre-War Gas Prices
Politics promises a smooth sail, but naval mines, depleted reserves, and wary insurers mean the global shipping fleet is keeping its anchors down for now.