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Washington Is Financing Critical-Mineral Projects. What Will Canada Do?
(Sponsored) For much of the past decade, capital has constrained critical-minerals development as much as geology. Deposits holding metals that Western governments consider strategic can be too large for junior equity markets, too early for conventional project finance or exposed to markets that remain small and opaque. The gap between identifying a mineral resource and financing a mine has stalled projects that governments say they need. Washington is increasingly using public capital to narrow that gap.On August 7, the U.S. Department of War’s Office of Strategic Capital announced ...
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Washington Is Financing Critical-Mineral Projects. What Will Canada Do?
(Sponsored) For much of the past decade, capital has constrained critical-minerals development as much as geology. Deposits holding metals that Western governments consider strategic can be too large for junior equity markets, too early for conventional project finance or exposed to markets that remain small and opaque. The gap between identifying a mineral resource and financing a mine has stalled projects that governments say they need. Washington is increasingly using public capital to narrow that gap.On August 7, the U.S. Department of War’s Office of Strategic Capital announced ...
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When Gold Sets Records, the Lowest-Cost Ounces Win the Rerating
(Sponsored) Gold has spent 2026 rewriting its own history. Bullion trades above $4,100 an ounce, more than a fifth higher than a year ago, propelled by relentless central bank buying, persistent inflation and a mine supply base that continues to expand only slowly. At prices like these, investors begin looking beyond ounces in the ground and focus on something equally important: what those ounces cost to produce. The lowest-cost producers often generate the strongest cash flow, making polymetallic deposits with valuable by-product credits increasingly attractive.One company positioned to ...
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When Gold Sets Records, the Lowest-Cost Ounces Win the Rerating
(Sponsored) Gold has spent 2026 rewriting its own history. Bullion trades above $4,100 an ounce, more than a fifth higher than a year ago, propelled by relentless central bank buying, persistent inflation and a mine supply base that continues to expand only slowly. At prices like these, investors begin looking beyond ounces in the ground and focus on something equally important: what those ounces cost to produce. The lowest-cost producers often generate the strongest cash flow, making polymetallic deposits with valuable by-product credits increasingly attractive.One company positioned to ...
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When Gold Sets Records, the Lowest-Cost Ounces Win the Rerating
(Sponsored) Gold has spent 2026 rewriting its own history. Bullion trades above $4,100 an ounce, more than a fifth higher than a year ago, propelled by relentless central bank buying, persistent inflation and a mine supply base that continues to expand only slowly. At prices like these, investors begin looking beyond ounces in the ground and focus on something equally important: what those ounces cost to produce. The lowest-cost producers often generate the strongest cash flow, making polymetallic deposits with valuable by-product credits increasingly attractive.One company positioned to ...
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Why One $2.8 Billion Deal Just Repriced the Critical Metals Sector
The critical minerals sector spent the past three years talking about strategic importance. It is now starting to act on it. After years of fragmented development, scattered financing, and policy rhetoric racing ahead of commercial activity, the industry has entered a consolidation phase where companies with advanced-stage assets, secure jurisdictions, and multi-metal exposure are being repriced as strategic.That inflection point arrived in April, when USA Rare Earth (NASDAQ: USAR) announced a $2.8 billion agreement to acquire Serra Verde Group, creating the only scaled producer of all ...
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Why One $2.8 Billion Deal Just Repriced the Critical Metals Sector
The critical minerals sector spent the past three years talking about strategic importance. It is now starting to act on it. After years of fragmented development, scattered financing, and policy rhetoric racing ahead of commercial activity, the industry has entered a consolidation phase where companies with advanced-stage assets, secure jurisdictions, and multi-metal exposure are being repriced as strategic.That inflection point arrived in April, when USA Rare Earth (NASDAQ: USAR) announced a $2.8 billion agreement to acquire Serra Verde Group, creating the only scaled producer of all ...
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The Power Grid Arms Race: Why Copper Is Becoming the Hidden AI Trade
Artificial intelligence may be powered by code, but it is constrained by physics. Data centers require enormous amounts of electricity, and electricity requires copper. As hyperscale operators race to secure power capacity for AI workloads, utilities are accelerating grid upgrades, transformer deployments, and transmission expansions. That surge in infrastructure demand is quietly reshaping the copper market.For years, copper's investment narrative revolved around electric vehicles and renewable energy. Today, AI infrastructure is adding a layer of demand that did not meaningfully exist ...
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The Power Grid Arms Race: Why Copper Is Becoming the Hidden AI Trade
Artificial intelligence may be powered by code, but it is constrained by physics. Data centers require enormous amounts of electricity, and electricity requires copper. As hyperscale operators race to secure power capacity for AI workloads, utilities are accelerating grid upgrades, transformer deployments, and transmission expansions. That surge in infrastructure demand is quietly reshaping the copper market.For years, copper's investment narrative revolved around electric vehicles and renewable energy. Today, AI infrastructure is adding a layer of demand that did not meaningfully exist ...
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The Power Grid Arms Race: Why Copper Is Becoming the Hidden AI Trade
Artificial intelligence may be powered by code, but it is constrained by physics. Data centers require enormous amounts of electricity, and electricity requires copper. As hyperscale operators race to secure power capacity for AI workloads, utilities are accelerating grid upgrades, transformer deployments, and transmission expansions. That surge in infrastructure demand is quietly reshaping the copper market.For years, copper's investment narrative revolved around electric vehicles and renewable energy. Today, AI infrastructure is adding a layer of demand that did not meaningfully exist ...
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