This week, Biden set a goal for 50% of all vehicles sold in the U.S. to be “battery electric, plug-in hybrid electric or fuel cell electric” by the end of the decade.

Like gold, fewer and fewer large copper deposits are being discovered, and the time between discovery and production has lengthened over the years as costs rise.

When it comes to trading gold, what’s important for investors to pay attention to is not so much nominal yields but real yields.

JPMorgan analyst thinks commodities have finally turned after a 12-year down cycle.

Silver is set to become a major beneficiary of emerging industrial applications.

Official gold reserves currently stand at 261 million ounces. That’s not enough metal to support an economy as large as the U.S.

Industrial metals are well on their way to being among the top performers of 2020.

Goldman Sachs analysts said the current price strength “is not an irrational aberration” but rather “the first leg of a structural bull market in copper.”

There’s reason to believe that the rate of inflation could get a boost next year.

Renewable energy could see further gains following next month's election.

There’s additional upside potential no matter who wins the election.

Gold has recently fallen out of overbought territory and is returning to its five-year mean.