- March 7, 2026
Gold buyers dodging bubbles may be blowing one
LONDON, Oct 14 (Reuters) – Some investors may be buying gold to dodge the next bubble, whether that be overheated tech stocks, rising government debt
Citadel’s new German power gambit
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Paving The Way To A Clean Energy Future
The Australian renewables landscape is scaling new heights with DT Infrastructure’s engineering smarts, construction expertise and innovative solutions. Australia is rapidly transitioning to a net
Apple announces new European renewable energy projects
Tech giant Apple has announced an expansion of its clean energy projects across Europe with new large-scale solar and wind farms now in development in
How long will gold mania last?
Professional and retail investors around the world are swarming to buy the precious metal, pushing prices up to record highs — and potentially into bubble
China plans zinc exports as global rally opens window for sales
Cash prices on the London Metal Exchange have surged above futures, signalling a growing shortage in western markets [SHANGHAI] Chinese zinc producers are preparing to
StockTake: Loyal Metals | The Australian
Host Tylah Tully looks at Loyal Metals’ (ASX:LLM) latest drilling campaign which is harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to hunt for unmined copper and
China-US tensions fuel investor rally in alternative suppliers
Fund managers are betting the months-long rally in rare earth stocks is just getting started as fresh tensions between Beijing and Washington fuel a wave
Trump trade war: Inside the rare earth metals China controls | News UK Video News
China controls the global supply of rare earth elements which are vital to modern tech and defence. As Beijing tightens export rules, Donald Trump is
US energy storage outlook dented by Trump policies
From 2026, U.S. energy storage developers must grapple with stricter import rules and policy tightening by the Trump administration and factory buildout is uncertain. October