Copper prices jumped the most in more than five months after Freeport-McMoRan Inc. said force majeure was declared on contracted supplies from its giant Grasberg mine in Indonesia.

China reportedly has plans to invite some countries to buy physical gold and store it within its borders, in the country's latest move to expand its reach into the international market for the ...

China aims to become custodian of foreign sovereign gold reserves in a bid to strengthen its standing in the global bullion market, according to people familiar with the matter.

The Gold and Silver Trees of Life are the first 99.99% Irish bullion rounds and are truly sovereign (non-legal tender) coins. They are beautiful and limited in mintage and supply, making them highly ...

More than a century after its national debut in 1921, the CPI now encompasses 80,000 goods and services, from baby formula to college tuition. The index is used to adjust Social Security payments, ...

The People's Bank of China is using the Shanghai Gold Exchange to court central banks in friendly countries to buy bullion and store it within the country's borders, according to people familiar with ...

In a bull market like this, you need to attend the New Orleans Investment Conference. For 50 years, this event has been at the very epicenter of mining and metals, as well as macroeconomics, ...

On this week's edition of Kinesis Money's "Live from the Vault" program, London metals trader Andrew Maguire says an international revaluation of gold is likely by the end of the year as central banks ...

Your secretary/treasurer today spent 20 minutes with GATA's old friend, financial analyst Peter Grandich, reflecting on the organization's work to expose and defeat the long-running manipulation of ...

Zijin Gold International Co. is seeking to raise HK$25 billion ($3.2 billion) for an initial public offering in Hong Kong that's poised to be the world's biggest deal of its kind since May.

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Foreign investors in U.S. assets are rushing to hedge their exposure to the dollar, in a sign of increased nervousness about the impact of Donald Trump's agenda on the world’s dominant currency.