Commodities

Wall Street investors bailed out of U.S. stocks on Friday after President Donald Trump threatened a "massive" tariff increase on China amid a dispute over rare earth minerals.

Silver prices surpassed $50 an ounce for the first time on Thursday, driven by supply shortages and uncertainty surrounding economic conditions and geopolitical risks.

Gold prices surpassed $4,000 for the first time on Tuesday, continuing a record-breaking rally driven by economic uncertainty and Federal Reserve rate cut expectations.

President Donald Trump approved the Ambler Road Project to build a 211-mile road accessing Alaska's remote mining district, which is rich in critical minerals.

Gold's explosive growth this year is showing no signs of a slowdown. In fact, State Street sees a new milestone for the precious metal coming soon.

Lithium Americas' stock nearly doubled Wednesday after reports the Trump administration is seeking a less than 10% stake in the firm while renegotiating a $2.26 billion loan.

U.S. gold futures dipped from record highs after the Trump administration clarified that it won't impose tariffs on commonly traded gold bars, after confusion caused prices to rise.

Ivanhoe Electric aims to open the first new U.S. copper mine in over a decade in Casa Grande, Arizona, near Phoenix, addressing America's copper shortage.

Copper futures rose dramatically following President Trump's plan for a 50% import tariff, pushing domestic prices to a 25% premium over global markets amid growing demand.

Industry experts warn Israel-Iran conflict could push oil to $120 per barrel if shipments through the Strait of Hormuz are disrupted during the tensions.

Market reaction to Israel's attacks on Iranian nuclear sites sends oil and gold prices jumping while the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq sink as investors abandon riskier assets.