Other Commodities
China’s Growing Thirst for Thermal Coal Boosts Imports and Prices
China's energy puzzle is growing more complex. While the country is pushing hard to add renewables like wind and solar at a record pace, coal remains the backbone of its energy supply. The latest data from September shows a sharp increase in coal-fired power …
Precious Metals Surge: Gold Reaches Record, Silver at 12-Year High
Gold prices have soared to new heights, driven by a confluence of geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty. On Monday, gold reached an all-time high of $2,751.70 per ounce, surpassing the previous record set just last week. Meanwhile, silver surged to a …
Military Demand for Silver: A Potential Threat to Industrial Supply
Silver has long been associated with jewelry and electronics, but an intriguing aspect of its demand lies within military applications. Recent analyses suggest that the military's consumption of silver could significantly outpace industrial demand. This …
Canadian Oil Stocks Set to Shine: A Bullish Outlook for Q3 Earnings
Canadian oil stocks are primed for a robust performance as analysts on Bay Street express optimism ahead of the upcoming third-quarter earnings season. The momentum is driven by the recent operational launch of the Trans Mountain Pipeline (TMX) expansion, …
Millennial Potash and the U.S.-Gabon Cooperation: A New Era in Agriculture
Millennial Potash Corp. (TSXV: MLP) is making waves with significant updates surrounding its Banio Potash Project in Gabon. Recent cooperation agreements between the United States and Gabon highlight a pivotal moment for both nations and for Millennial Potash …
Larvotto Resources: Tapping into Gold and Antimony for Global Growth
In today’s rapidly shifting energy landscape, companies that tap into critical minerals are becoming more crucial than ever. Larvotto Resources (ASX: LRV) is positioning itself as a key player in this dynamic market. With a focus on gold and antimony at its …
China Boosts Copper Imports by 15% Amid Improved Consumption Outlook
China, the world's largest consumer of copper, has seen a significant surge in copper imports in recent months. In September, the country imported 479,000 metric tons of unwrought copper, marking a 15.4% increase compared to August. This rise in imports …
Rethinking Mining: The DRC's Quest to Diminish Chinese Influence
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is at a pivotal moment in its mining sector. As the world's largest producer of cobalt and a significant player in copper production, the country is actively seeking to pivot away from the overwhelming dominance of …
China’s Grip on Critical Minerals: Can the West Close the Gap?
Critical minerals, indispensable for the high-tech and green energy sectors, form the bedrock of modern economies. With China aggressively expanding its foothold, Jonathan Price, CEO of Teck Resources, emphasized the need for Western nations to bolster their …
Betting Big on Antimony: Why China’s Export Ban Could Boost Your Portfolio
In a rapidly shifting global economy, one investment strategy stands out: buying commodities that China has restricted. Among these, antimony, a critical metal used in both industrial and military applications, has emerged as a prime opportunity for investors. …