Mining output, refinery data, ETF flows and physical demand trends across precious metals markets.
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Record gold prices are triggering a wave of jewellery liquidation across UK pawnbrokers, a behavioural shift that signals both consumer stress and a meaningful change in scrap supply dynamics.
Orla Mining's final permit approval for underground operations at Camino Rojo removes the last regulatory barrier to a project that could deliver over 100,000 ounces of gold annually into a market.
Dakota Gold's Richmond Hill project in South Dakota is shaping up as a significant resource expansion story, arriving at precisely the moment when $5,000 gold makes previously marginal deposits look.
With gold sitting above $5,000 an ounce, a high-grade discovery at Mt Egerton in Western Australia underscores why brownfield exploration is becoming the most compelling growth strategy in the sector.
Rising energy costs are quietly eroding gold mining margins, and open-pit operators are bearing the brunt of the pain despite gold trading above $5,000.
With silver surging past $81 per ounce, scrap dealers are buying up British First World War medals and melting them down for bullion - a stark reminder that price booms carry real-world consequences.
Cabral Gold's 13% share surge on high-grade drill results at its Cuiú Cuiú project highlights how exploration-stage miners are riding gold's $5,100 environment - and why Brazil is becoming a focal.
Resolute Mining's final investment decision on the Doropo gold project in Côte d'Ivoire signals that producers are locking in expansion capital now, banking on gold staying well above $5,000 for.
With gold trading above $5,100 and investor anxiety about resource depletion rising, the real supply story is far more nuanced than the "peak gold" narrative suggests.
A new strategic partnership between DEScycle and Mitsubishi to recover precious metals from electronic waste in Japan underscores a growing industry conviction that secondary supply will play a.
China's central bank has now added gold to its reserves for sixteen consecutive months - a sustained accumulation campaign that, combined with Middle East instability, is reinforcing the structural.
With gold holding above $5,100 an ounce, the Royal Mint's industrial-scale recovery of precious metals from discarded electronics is shifting from novelty to genuine supply-side factor.