The bank sees a global shortage of 1.23 million tons of primary metal next year, almost double the deficit in 2023.

Can you end a years-long property crisis without triggering a surge in the commodity that stands to benefit most?

When the International Copper Study Group met last October, it was expecting a market surplus of 155,000 tonnes in 2023. In May, the group changed that to a 114,000-tonne deficit.

Some reasons for gold’s relative strength this year may be obvious.

Gold stocks have mostly ground lower to sideways since spring, leaving this contrarian sector really out of favor again.

China's state planner said it would closely monitor changes in the iron ore market.

The price of uranium will hit triple-digits for the first time since 2007 as nations weaning off oil and seeking energy security deplete nuclear fuel supplies, says investment fund.

Gold producer financial metrics remain strong for respective ratings partially driven by a period of high gold prices beginning in 2020, Fitch says.