Gold and Commodities

Prior regulations on commercial fishing were detrimental to the industry in U.S. territories like American Samoa, the White House has said.

The minerals in certain areas of the Pacific Ocean are valued in the trillions of dollars, according to a recent scientific report.

The U.S. dollar index has weakened to a three-year low, contributing to gold demand.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick will have 90 days to conduct the analysis and submit a report.

Top copper suppliers say that their exports do not threaten U.S. national security, as the Trump administration considers tariffs.

Prices could hit $4,000 by the end of this year, an investment expert said.

The price of oil has fallen over 12 percent over the course of the week since Trump announced his tariffs.

Investment interest in the bullion is up, with North American gold ETF inflows in February being the largest single-month inflow for the region since July 2020.

Experts say the U.S. government must act to weaken China’s control over African minerals sectors to ensure America’s security and combat corruption in Africa.

Gold’s rally may extend if central bank buying and ETF inflows remain strong, analysts predict.

Residents are spending the night in line near gas stations while the government supplies only half of the country’s fuel needs.

Putin said that Moscow has no objections to a potential U.S.–Ukraine minerals deal.

Record-high gold prices came as demand for delivery at the Bank of England, the world’s second-largest custodian of bullion, surged.

Fourth-quarter U.S. GDP came in lower than expected, contributing to demand for gold.

A drop in the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields lifted the yellow metal.

The central banks of England and Japan are also set to announce their interest rate policies this week.

The precious metal’s price has appreciated by more than 34 percent this year amid a host of geopolitical triggers.

The spot price for gold hit a record $2,686 per ounce on Sept. 26.

Wood Mackenzie forecasts that copper demand globally will surge 75 percent to 56 million tonnes by 2050.