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The EIA's new ownership map reveals where listed energy stocks give you access, where private rivals dominate, and why the basin changes the bet.

China is paying its highest copper import premium in nearly four years. With US stockpiles barely moving and Chile's output forecast to fall, the pressure is on available supply.

Gulf-to-China tanker rates have topped $1 million a day. The cost of crossing Hormuz reveals what crude prices miss, and what investors in tanker stocks stand to gain or lose.

Three secret AI societies, a $40 trillion debt, and a new set of money rails with a launch date. They are preparing for a crisis: are you?

State-owned China Rare Earth Group wants Shenghe Resources, which owns 3% of MP Materials. The Pentagon owns 15%. Who has a problem now?

NevGold's newest assays hit oxide gold at roughly three times the grade of its maiden resource, both outside the pit shell and inside blocks that were counted as waste.

Agnico Eagle has ruled out buying into Barrick's North American gold IPO. Its reason is strategy, not price. What does that mean for Barrick shareholders?

The EIA's new ownership map reveals where listed energy stocks give you access, where private rivals dominate, and why the basin changes the bet.

China is paying its highest copper import premium in nearly four years. With US stockpiles barely moving and Chile's output forecast to fall, the pressure is on available supply.

Gulf-to-China tanker rates have topped $1 million a day. The cost of crossing Hormuz reveals what crude prices miss, and what investors in tanker stocks stand to gain or lose.

Three secret AI societies, a $40 trillion debt, and a new set of money rails with a launch date. They are preparing for a crisis: are you?

State-owned China Rare Earth Group wants Shenghe Resources, which owns 3% of MP Materials. The Pentagon owns 15%. Who has a problem now?

NevGold's newest assays hit oxide gold at roughly three times the grade of its maiden resource, both outside the pit shell and inside blocks that were counted as waste.

Agnico Eagle has ruled out buying into Barrick's North American gold IPO. Its reason is strategy, not price. What does that mean for Barrick shareholders?