Digital gold could nearly triple by 2031. But what are you actually buying? Discover three critical questions about ownership, security, and physical gold delivery.

Uranium prices are rising, but one physical uranium trust trades nearly 12% below asset value. Is this a buying opportunity or a discount worth questioning?

The Fed hit pause, but gold isn't out of the woods. Persistent inflation and the possibility of another rate hike put upcoming economic reports in the spotlight.

Gold's comeback hit a wall. Now, two key price levels could determine whether the next recovery gains traction—or falls short again.

Copper outperformed silver in September despite forecasts of a global surplus. Here's why the location of copper stockpiles matters.

Five economic events. One potentially pivotal week for gold. From the Fed's rate decision to fresh inflation, GDP, and wage data, here's what investors should watch.

Barrick's planned North American gold IPO could unlock $42 billion in value. Here's why existing shareholders may benefit before the new stock trades.

Housing starts fell, Treasury yields dropped, and the dollar weakened. So why did gold prices decline? Discover what's holding gold back and why inflation could determine its next move.

Gold prices are climbing. So why aren't mining companies always cashing in? The answer may come down to who's paying the bills. From diesel and labor to equipment and construction, rising operating costs can eat into a gold miner's profits—even when the price of gold is soaring. But gold streaming companies like Wheaton Precious Metals operate under a different model. Instead of running mines, they provide upfront financing in exchange for the right to purchase future gold or silver production at agreed-upon prices. That distinction can make a significant difference when inflation drives mining costs higher. Explore how gold streaming compares with traditional mining stocks, who bears the burden of rising expenses, and why both investment models still carry risks.

The Fed has gone silent. Gold hasn't gotten the memo. With inflation running at 3.7% and the Federal Reserve entering its pre-meeting blackout, five developments could determine where gold prices head next. From housing data and unemployment claims to fresh inflation signals, the week of October 19–23 could reshape expectations for interest rates—and gold's next move. Here are the five developments gold investors should be watching this week.