⛏ Critical Metals Drive Energy Future

Critical Metals Drive Energy Future
Global energy demand is rising rapidly, fueled by AI, electrification, and industrial expansion. Critical materials like copper, silver, uranium, lithium, and nickel are essential to meet these demands. With supply chains strained and geopolitical risks mounting, nations are aggressively pursuing energy security through domestic production, grid modernization, and strategic resource stockpiling. Read on »

Gold Eyes $4,000 in 2026
Gold surged 30% YTD in 2025 and could hit $4,000/oz by mid-2026, according to J.P. Morgan. Central banks are forecast to buy 900 tonnes this year, while ETF and investor demand continues rising. With recession risks and dollar diversification trends accelerating, gold’s long-term bullish case looks stronger than ever. Read on »

Physical Gold Demand in China Slows After Strong Start
The World Gold Council reports a slowdown in China’s gold demand during May as gold prices dipped and investor momentum faded. ETF holdings declined by 4.6 tonnes, and SGE withdrawals fell to 99 tonnes. Nonetheless, central bank buying continued, and long-term support remains from rate cuts and geopolitical uncertainty. Read on »

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