Guinean Coup Spikes Aluminum Prices, But Miners Told to Keep Mining
A military coup in Guinea briefly threatened one of the world's leading suppliers of aluminum, causing prices to spike.
This episode of On the Rocks features Uranium 101 with Alex Michshenko, Head of US Operations at Kazatomprom Inc. Grab your glass and let's dig in!
A military coup in Guinea briefly threatened one of the world's leading suppliers of aluminum, causing prices to spike.
The price of uranium is melting up to the highest level since 2015 due in part to Sprott's new fund pushing prices to meme-worthy highs.
The price of potash and fertilizers were already heading towards multi-year highs but Western sanctions threaten global supplies and prices.