me-metals: JPMorgan is maintaining a bullish outlook on gold prices by setting an end-of-year price target of $6,300 an ounce amid a broader shift towards hard assets.
News ID: 13075 Publish Date : 2026/02/02
me-metals: JPMorgan Chase & Co. and the US government are backing Korea Zinc Co.’s planned $7.4 billion smelter in Tennessee that will supply critical minerals essential for chip-making, defense and aerospace.
News ID: 12920 Publish Date : 2025/12/17
me-metals: Almost 70% of global institutional investors expect gold prices to post additional gains next year, Goldman Sachs said, citing the conclusions of a new poll.
News ID: 12812 Publish Date : 2025/12/01
me-metals: Rio Tinto (ASX, LSE: RIO) is looking to sell its boron assets in California as part of the group’s ongoing efforts to simplify its operating model, according to Bloomberg.
News ID: 12810 Publish Date : 2025/11/30
me-metals: Perpetua Resources (NASDAQ, TSX: PPTA) has secured $255 million in new investments from JPMorgan Chase and Agnico Eagle (TSX: AEM), giving the US-focused gold and antimony miner a major boost as it builds its flagship project in Idaho.
News ID: 12624 Publish Date : 2025/10/29
me-metals: Despite gold’s record-setting rally coming to a halt this week, analysts at JPMorgan remain bullish on the metal for the next year and beyond.
News ID: 12603 Publish Date : 2025/10/26
me-metals: JPMorgan Chase on Monday launched its Security and Resiliency Initiative, committing up to $1.5 trillion over 10 years to strengthen US supply chains, with chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon emphasizing critical minerals essential for national security.
News ID: 12560 Publish Date : 2025/10/16
me-metals: Precious metals traders at top banks including JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Morgan Stanley posted their best performance in five years in the first quarter, in part thanks to an arbitrage opportunity that sparked a rush of bullion into the US.
News ID: 12083 Publish Date : 2025/06/11
Gold bars fraudulently stamped with the logos of major refineries are being inserted into the global market to launder smuggled or illegal gold, refining and banking executives tell Reuters. The fakes are hard to detect, making them an ideal fund-runner for narcotics dealers or warlords.
News ID: 6219 Publish Date : 2019/08/28
