⛏️ Why gold prices could go negative in 2023

Gold Prices Could Go Negative in 2023 Due to These Key Factors
Is it time to cut and run. While some market professionals believe in gold's long-term prospects, traders need to respect the market's message. Read on »

$67 Billion of Rare Minerals Is Buried Under One of the World’s Biggest Carbon Sinks
Canada's Ring of Fire is one of the world’s most important untapped sources of nickel, copper and cobalt—metals essential for making the batteries that power electric vehicles, but mining them could be an evironmenal disaster. Read on »

Another Worrisome Inflation Indicator: Surging Mining Costs
Higher expenses threaten to increase prices for consumers and complicate central banks’ inflation fight. Cost blowouts on new projects have become a theme, and running existing operations has also grown more costly as labor markets remain tight while energy prices resume climbing. Read on »

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