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February 12, 2023
The commodities market bucked the trend of most markets in 2022, registering solid gains. The Ukraine conflict curtailed the supply of energy and food commodities, and prices soared. Will that pace diminish in 2023 as recessionary conditions dampen consumer confidence? Or will the uptake in demand from a reviving China keep prices high?
February 12, 2023
2022 wasn’t kind to stock-market investors, as central banks raised interest rates at a feverish pace to combat inflation while also blunting economic growth. As 2023 dawns, what sectors are the most promising destinations for investor funds? Consumer staples, precious metals and healthcare are three sectors that may persevere in turmoil.
February 3, 2023
Newmont guided for an FY2022 output of 6M ounces in gold and another 1.3M ounces equivalent from copper, silver, lead, and zinc. Read my analysis of NEM stock.
January 22, 2023
Investors almost always remain focused on the movement of gold, perhaps the most valuable and reliable asset in the world.
January 6, 2023
Gold keeps heading higher … watch for the commodities supercycle to continue resume in 2023 … Eric Fry’s commodity rec … Alan Greenspan doesn’t see us escaping a recession
January 6, 2023
Prices of gold soared to a six-month high in the early hours of Tuesday, Jan. 3, according to trading data. CNBC reported that the precious metal's cost peaked just below $1,850 per troy [...]
January 3, 2023
Gold price is on a steady rise, and analysts opine it could further benefit from a string of 2023 fiscal policies.
January 3, 2023
The price of gold notched a six-month high early on Tuesday, and analysts believe the rally has further to go in 2023.
January 3, 2023
The price of gold notched a six-month high early on Tuesday, and analysts believe the rally has further to go in 2023.
November 27, 2022
An outbreak of highly pathogenic avian flu in both wild birds and backyard flocks has killed thousands of birds throughout the state, Oregon wildlife and agriculture officials say.