Mining output, refinery data, ETF flows and physical demand trends across precious metals markets.
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Seabridge Gold's maiden resource estimate at Snip North adds meaningful gold and silver ounces to British Columbia's Iskut district - a supply signal worth watching with gold near $4,800.
Silver is heading for a sixth consecutive annual supply deficit, and with above-ground inventories draining fast, the conditions for a genuine market squeeze are becoming harder to ignore.
Aura Minerals' decision to greenlight a major Guatemalan gold project signals that producers are locking in long-term supply commitments despite gold pulling back nearly 3% over the past month.
Chalice Mining's appointment of a heavyweight strategic adviser for its Gonneville palladium-platinum project in Western Australia signals that new PGE supply is moving from concept to credible.
British Columbia's two largest gold development projects are both mired in regulatory and legal setbacks, threatening to delay millions of ounces of future supply at a time when gold trades near.
Central banks are offloading gold at the fastest pace in decades to fund wartime spending, yet the metal refuses to break down - a divergence that deserves close attention.
Central banks have now bought gold for 23 consecutive months - a streak that underpins the metal's resilience even after a sharp pullback from its recent highs above $5,200.
Turkey offloaded or swapped nearly 70 tonnes of gold in a single week, yet the metal barely flinched - a sign of just how deep physical demand runs at current levels.
China's relentless gold accumulation - now stretching past 17 consecutive months - is reshaping the supply-demand equation at a time when prices remain elevated despite a sharp monthly pullback.
A junior miner's expanding Utah gold project highlights a growing trend of developers chasing domestic US supply precisely when gold prices above $4,800 make previously marginal deposits economically.
Liberty Gold's Black Pine project entering federal environmental review marks a rare permitting win for US gold development at a time when the domestic supply pipeline desperately needs it.
France's withdrawal of its final 129 tonnes of gold from the US Federal Reserve marks a decisive shift in how major central banks think about sovereign bullion storage - and who they trust with it.