Is the uranium bull market over? Sprott says no
Prices have dropped since peaking at $107 per pound in February, but Sprott says the bull case remains intact.
Copper prices declined on Monday after data showed factory output and retail sales in China rose more slowly than expected in July. Retail sales were hit by tough new virus restrictions introduced at the end of the month to contain...
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