Senators seek US EXIM reauthorization to support push for critical minerals
Senators seek to lift the bank's lending cap by $70 billion to $205 billion as part of the reauthorization package.
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The announcement follows the Critical Minerals Ministerial meeting in Washington DC, featuring officials from over 50 countries.
Vance pitches price floors for key minerals to counter China
Vance called on the audience of foreign officials to help create stable investment conditions.
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For copper, the unit sees prices staying elevated through at least mid-2026 and averaging $11,900/t for the year.
Analysts ramp up gold price forecasts as global uncertainties mount
A poll of 30 analysts and traders conducted over the past three weeks returned a median gold forecast of $4,746.50 per troy ounce for 2026.
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Bullion has now recovered nearly half of its losses from Friday's sudden collapse.
Sprott uranium buying hits milestone but spot price falls
Sprott’s energy metal holdings now have a total value of $7.28 billion.
Fidelity fund that sold gold before crash is ready to buy again
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