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"Gold will shoot up first and then you will see silver take off rapidly. And silver always outperforms," Wheaton Precious Metals's CEO told CNBC.

Gold prices rose to a nearly one-week high as a slight pullback in the U.S. dollar and growing tensions in the Middle East lifted bullion's safe-haven appeal.

Copper prices are poised to hit $15,000 on the back of mining supply disruptions amid higher demand for the red metal.

It wasn’t the upbeat start to the new year that investors had hoped for. But the long-term view for stocks still looks bright, according to several analysts.

There’s no stopping the market. Fresh off seven straight weeks of gains, major indexes mostly rose Monday as they attempted to maintain their momentum.

There’s no stopping the market. Fresh off seven straight weeks of gains, major indexes mostly rose Monday as they attempted to maintain their momentum.

The Wall Street investment bank upgraded Brazilian miner Vale SA to buy and raised its stock price target to $19.50, nearly 25% above Monday's $15.65 close.

China will require export permits for some graphite products, as it faces growing challenges from foreign governments over its manufacturing dominance.

Jerome Powell’s words dance in the space between two meanings — surely a result of his ability to satisfy a dual, but oftentimes contradictory mandate.

Interest rate futures tied to the Fed's policy rate priced in a more than even chance of tightening at the November or December meetings after Powell's speech.