On Energy Day at the UN Climate Change Conference COP30 in Brazil, the World Nuclear Association stated that nuclear capacity could be tripled.

New data could cause uncertainty and affect the gold price, especially in the short term.

The silver market is heading for its fifth consecutive structural market deficit. Global silver demand is predicted to decline by four percent in 2025.

Although the price has currently fallen below US$11,000 per ton of copper, the signs for higher prices are good.

The climate summit (COP30) in Brazil shows how nuclear energy is gaining importance in the context of decarbonization.

They are considered safe forms of investment and are used in industry and in the jewelry industry.

Recently, silver, like gold, has been setting new records. Precious metals have always retained their value.

Fundamental factors point to higher copper prices. And copper now has the status of a critical metal.

According to forecasts, battery metals such as cobalt, nickel, lithium, and graphite will be in increasing demand in the coming years.

The renowned World Gold Council has published figures on gold demand.