Rob Bruggeman Reveals Why $10,000 Gold Is Plausible, How the Next Bailout Cycle Will Drive Mining Stocks, and Why Most Investors Need Expert Guidance to Succeed in Today's Volatile Junior Mining Environment ...Read More
Billionaire investor Eric Sprott leads a $20.5 million financing in natural hydrogen explorer Max Power Mining with a $4.6 million commitment for 3,538,461 units reinforcing his long track record of backing high-upside junior mining stocks with disruptive energy potential. ...Read More
Frank Giustra warns the next bailout cycle is already underway as global debt hits record levels and central banks prepare fresh stimulus investors who position in gold now will capture the explosive rally that follows liquidity-driven sell-offs. ...Read More
Frank Giustra warns that unprecedented global sovereign debt levels are setting the stage for currency debasement and financial system stress and says gold remains the ultimate safe-haven asset and escape route for investors facing the 2026 global debt crisis. ...Read More
Frank Giustra warns gold is repeating the classic 2008 pattern an initial liquidity-driven drop followed by an explosive rally and says Canadian-listed gold stocks on the TSX, TSXV and CSE are poised for significant upside as the precious metals rally regains momentum in the second half of 2026. ...Read More
Frank Giustra warns that gold is following the classic 2008 playbook a sharp liquidity-driven sell-off first, followed by an explosive rally as monetary policy response and safe-haven demand take over and says investors who sell the current dip will miss one of the most powerful moves in precious metals history. ...Read More
Wells Fargo Investment Institute has raised its end-2026 gold price target to $6,100-$6,300 per ounce, citing sustained central bank demand, expected easing of U.S. dollar strength and yields, and structural bull market drivers even as gold corrects 19% from its January 2026 high. ...Read More
Turkey's central bank sold and swapped approximately 58.4 tonnes of gold worth over $8 billion in the two weeks following the start of the Iran conflict, the largest weekly drop in reserves in nearly seven years, as authorities moved to defend the lira amid rising energy costs and dollar demand. ...Read More
Rising U.S. Treasury yields and a firmer dollar are putting strong downward pressure on gold and silver in late March 2026, with the 10-year yield climbing toward 4.45% and real rates remaining elevated yet structural demand from central banks and long-term investors keeps the long-term bull case intact. ...Read More
Gold has dropped 19% from its January 2026 peak near $5,608, but WisdomTree's Nitesh Shah calls the sell-off a major buying opportunity as real rates collapse, central banks keep buying, and the dollar faces a confidence crisis setting the stage for the next leg of the gold rally. ...Read More
Nineteen years after drafting began, Nunavut's massive land use plan the largest in the world remains unsigned as of March 2026, while over 1.5 million hectares of mineral claims have already been staked. Once signed, the plan could dramatically alter the status of existing claims, especially those in proposed protected or limited-use zones. ...Read More
Nineteen years after work began, Nunavut's comprehensive land use plan intended to guide development while protecting Inuit rights and the environment remains unsigned, allowing continued mineral staking under the free-entry system while critical minerals exploration accelerates across the territory. ...Read More
While Edward Dowd warns of a 40-50% market crash and demand destruction for industrial metals, Robert Friedland one of the most successful mining entrepreneurs of the past 40 years sees an unprecedented structural copper deficit driven by AI data centers, EVs, and the energy transition that will overwhelm any near-term recession, creating one of the greatest opportunities in mining history. ...Read More
Edward Dowd warns that the U.S. is already in recession with structural cracks in housing, private credit, and the AI bubble predating the Iran war. He forecasts a 40-50% equity crash and sees any relief rally from ceasefire hopes as the final exit before the real downturn a scenario that would create clear winners and losers across metals and mining. ...Read More
As the Iran conflict drives diesel prices above $5 per gallon for nine straight days and Asian crude benchmarks briefly hit record highs above $170 per barrel, the energy crisis is separating the winners from the losers in mining hedged and electrified producers are holding firm while fuel-intensive open-pit battery metals operations face severe margin pressure. ...Read More
Diesel prices remain above $5 per gallon for nine straight days while Asian benchmark crudes briefly spiked above $170 per barrel amid the Iran conflict, pushing mining fuel costs sharply higher and pressuring battery metals mining stocks yet creating a potential dip buying opportunity for quality operators with hedging and electrification strategies. ...Read More
Diesel prices have remained above $5 per gallon for nine straight days while Asian benchmark crudes briefly spiked above $170 per barrel amid the Iran conflict, delivering a direct and severe cost shock to lithium, nickel, copper and other battery metals mining operations that rely heavily on diesel for haulage, drilling and power generation. ...Read More
Diesel prices remain above $5 per gallon for nine straight days while Asian crude benchmarks briefly hit record highs above $170 per barrel amid the Iran conflict pushing up mining fuel costs and pressuring stock prices, yet creating a potential dip buying opportunity for quality operators with hedging and electrification strategies. ...Read More
With Asian oil prices spiking to record levels and refined diesel remaining above $5 per gallon for nine straight days, the ongoing Iran conflict is pushing mining fuel costs sharply higher directly increasing AISC and squeezing margins across open-pit and remote operations. ...Read More
From the 2020 pandemic low to the explosive demand surge driven by electric vehicles, renewable energy, AI data centers, and grid modernization, the 2020s critical minerals supercycle is reshaping global mining with lithium, copper, nickel, rare earths, and uranium at the center of the most significant commodity shift since the 2000s China boom. ...Read More