The price of gold has risen above US$4,000 per troy ounce again and the Fed has lowered interest rates.

The development of the copper price remains exciting. Trade conflicts and production losses are part of the picture.

Precious metals have been sold off and are no longer overbought.

Gold investments can be used to counteract various crises and currency losses.

September brought an increase of more than 17 percent in US dollars. Forecasts for next year are mixed.

Whether focused on precious metals or uranium, which is important for the energy transition, royalty companies offer special opportunities for investors.

The price of silver has broken through the US$50 per ounce mark, and gold costs more than US$4,200 per ounce.

The electrical and automotive industries are driving robust demand for copper, while copper shortages are looming.

Innovative projects are great, but they will not replace the need for nuclear power in the energy mix.

One record gold price follows another, and silver is also more expensive than ever before.