Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on gold - again - in testimony Senate Banking Committee on Bloomberg Television's "Market Makers." (Source: Bloomberg)
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke discusses gold – again – in testimony Senate Banking Committee on Bloomberg Television’s “Market Makers.” (Source: Bloomberg)
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Forty-one days ago, we told you America's largest antimony resource was only the starting count. NevGold's first assays of 2026 just showed you why.
Gold jumped on August 19 after a surprise U.S. Treasury move pushed bond yields and the dollar lower. The bigger opportunity may now be disciplined gold miners still valued for a much weaker bullion market.
Gold reversed Monday’s gain as rising oil prices, Treasury yields and renewed U.S.-Iran tensions pulled the market in opposite directions.
America's largest antimony resource was just defined in Nevada — bigger and higher-grade than the deposit the market already values at $2.4 billion.
While the investors argue about chatbots, chips, and trillion-dollar valuations, the institutions are quietly buying the one thing that makes all of it possible: critial minerals.
This obscure material is now in the crosshairs of every nation. And there's only one company positioned to produce it on US soil by 2027.
