Commodities & Metals

Commodities & Metals Articles

Demand for gold fell to a 10-year low in the first quarter of 2018, according to the latest report from the World Gold Council.
United States Steel was not feeling any love from investors after posting an earnings beat, due in part to its outlook.
With steel pricing firm, and export potential and demand at home still strong, all four of these stocks make sense for growth investors.
Russian aluminum giant Rusal had a bad day Monday, losing half its value following Friday's announcement of U.S. sanctions. A couple of U.S. companies are reaping the benefits.
The World Gold Council has released its March inflows and outflows data on gold-backed funds, as well as the year-to-date figures.
A new RBC research report makes the case that the best way to hedge now would be to own some gold stocks, and here's how.
Deutsche Bank is positive on three top-pick gold and silver companies, all of which make sense for investors looking for precious metals exposure.
Arcadia Biosciences watched its shares absolutely explode on Wednesday after the firm announced that it reached a couple key milestones.
It’s not every day that a $2 billion gold company sets the stage to raise up to $1 billion via new securities sales. IAMGOLD Corporation (NYSE: IAG) has filed a mixed shelf registration statement...
Century Aluminum should be set to win if steel and aluminum tariffs do not turn into an all-out trade war. Wall Street thinks the company is now in the sweet spot.
After the president implemented steel and aluminum tariffs, the analysts at Jefferies expect domestic capacity growth to be restarted.
24/7 Wall St. has tracked multiple stocks tied to steel and aluminum, and most of them saw impressive gains last week, and even into this week.
Many investors are starting to worry about how to protect their portfolios. One good idea is to take some capital and move to gold stocks, as they tend to provide a hedge against declining markets...
If there is one thing that can create an instant unilateral gain in a sector, government protection can do just that.
What if the big lithium boom was greatly exaggerated? It seems hard to imagine that these trends away from combustion engines are going to dwindle.