2022 has started a year defined by geopolitical turmoil and market uncertainty. As such, gold has grabbed several headlines. Interest in safe haven assets abounds amid rising rates, inflation, and political instability. Silver has been noticeably absent from these conversations. Continue reading
Record boost in Australia’s critical mineral resources.
The latest Resources and Energy Quarterly (REQ) reported Australia’s gold mine production is projected to rise at an average of 6.8 per cent a year in the next three years, reaching a peak Continue reading
Gold has been used by humanity for thousands of years as a form of money. Its usage in jewelry denotes status, its appearance in religious buildings implies the divine, and it has surprising industrial uses as well.
Much like uranium Continue reading
The strategic role of gold in the portfolio of Singapore-based investors.
Singapore is home to a wide range of cultures, religions and ethnicities but its diversity is not limited to its people. Attracted by the city-state’s pro-business environment and highly Continue reading
Cobra Resources has been busily getting down to work on its Australian gold ground.
In the fourth quarter of 2020 Cobra Resources drilled 41 reverse circulation holes covering over 6,000 metres focusing on the Baggy Green, Clarke, Barns and White Continue reading
Gold touches many aspects of our life. In addition to being a trusted investment asset and worn as jewellery, it is also all around us hidden from view ensuring the safe operation of medical and electronic devices we rely on Continue reading
Pure Gold Mining says high-grade drill results bode well for upcoming production
The surface and underground drilling was completed in the fourth quarter of 2021 and highlights included an intercept of 4 metres (m) at 21.1 grams per ton (g/t) Continue reading
The World Gold Council and our Members recognise that climate change imposes very substan-tial risks to the global economy and socio-economic development.
The gold mining industry has a clear and concrete path to decarbonise by 2050, in line with Paris Continue reading
Palladium (Latin Palladium, Pd; reads “palladium”) is a chemical element with atomic number 46, atomic mass 106.42. The element was named after one of the largest asteroids, Palladium. The metal was named after an important astronomical discovery: two years before Continue reading
With Systemic Risks Everywhere, Seek Safety in Gold
Analysts note that despite shrinking mine supply, high physical demand, low interest rates, and problematic inflation, the price of gold failed to advance much in 2021. Gold mining stocks fell 9.25%, and Continue reading