The U.S. produces the most nuclear power. In Europe, France is number one.

Analysts at Bank of America believe that gold producers are among the most profitable sectors in the market.

The expansion of renewable energy, digital technology, and the transportation transition are driving demand.

In June, the price of gold posted its fourth consecutive monthly loss. If sentiment turns more positive again, prices should rise.

The latest escalations between the U.S. and Iran have had only a minor impact on the price of the precious metal.

The next phase of the uranium bull market could be imminent. Energy providers are seeing a surge in demand for uranium.

Retail investors mostly followed short-term price movements. Larger traders tended to keep their positions stable.

Defense, artificial intelligence, and grid modernization are driving up the price of copper.

Since early July, the price of silver has shown strength again. The time was likely ripe for a rebound.

Seasonality in gold has always been a fascinating phenomenon, but today other factors are gaining the upper hand.