Taiwan could turn out to be to the American empire what Suez was to the British Empire in 1956.

Years of neglecting its critical metal supplies is catching up with the United States, as demand for the raw materials needed to build a new green economy that rejects fossil fuels gears up.

Wages cannot keep up with how fast the US federal government has been devaluing the dollar, and perhaps the only way to protect against this is to own gold.

As the big thaw continues, more and more mines are likely to see water inundation and issues with their tailing’s dams.

Nixon’s historic decoupling of gold and the dollar has important ramifications for the current US economy.

A global infrastructure spending push would mean a lot more energy metals will need to be mined.

Lately copper is emerging as just as exciting a metal to chase.

Another year of covering commodities and select junior mining stocks is all but done and dusted.

Most industry observers are expecting batteries to occupy a higher percentage of the nickel market.

One week ago Cameco announced it will maintain low output levels until uranium prices recover.