Stock Markets Drop, Fears of Trump's Ultimatum
Global stock markets are experiencing sharp declines due to fears of a potential military confrontation in the Persian Gulf initiated by U.S. President Donald Trump's stern warning to Iran.
China cuts exports of two hi-tech metals to Japan, increases rare earth shipments
China has halted exports of gallium and germanium to Japan while increasing shipments of rare earth magnets amid strained diplomatic relations.
Its size is about $200 billion.. The war on Iran threatens precious metal trade in the Gulf
The ongoing conflict surrounding Iran is disrupting air and maritime navigation, impacting not just oil and gas but also the vital trade of precious metals in the Gulf region.
Supply Shock in the Morning and Struggles for the Rest of the Day
Thursday was marked by significant downturns in precious metals and cryptocurrencies, coupled with the continuation of high yields in treasury bonds.
Gold and silver in free fall: Why the war is 'striking' precious metals
Gold and silver prices have plummeted due to international market pressures linked to the war with Iran and persistent inflation fears.
Bad news in Florida: the DeSantis government revealed elevated levels of toxins in several infant formulas after analyzing 24 brands
Florida's government has detected high levels of toxins in 16 infant formulas as part of a state health initiative.
Strawberries, or how to create a matrix for testing metals and microplastics in food
Scientists in Poland are developing a plant-based reference material for testing food safety, particularly focusing on strawberries and their leaves, through the MultiBioCRM project.
Iron Objects from the Bronze Age โ but They Have a Cosmic Origin
Most iron objects from the Bronze Age were forged from materials that originated from space, as a recent study found that all tested items were made from metals that arrived on Earth relatively recently in geological terms.
Can plants really extract gold from the soil? Find out what research says
The article explores the concept of phytomining, a process in which certain plants are used to absorb metals from the soil, potentially allowing for the extraction of valuable resources.
Vilarejo is awarded for the 8th time by Anamaco at Expo Revestir
Vilarejo has been recognized for the eighth consecutive time as one of Brazil's largest retailers of coverings, sanitary ware, and metals during the Expo Revestir event.
The right metals ensure beauty and performance in daily household use
The article discusses the importance of choosing the right metals for kitchens and bathrooms to ensure aesthetics, durability, and functionality in daily household tasks.
Circuit Board Scraps Turned into Metal Mining with the Help of Bacteria
Scientists from the University of Tartu and BiotaTec have developed a method using bacteria to extract valuable metals from old circuit boards, with successful results at a larger scale.
Sudden Drop in Silver Prices by 12,000 Rupees Amidst War; Significant Decline in Gold as Well
Gold and silver prices have significantly decreased despite rising tensions in the Middle East and increasing oil prices.
Over 300-page report: The Korsnรคs mine is safe, but metal pollution will continue for decades
A comprehensive report on the environmental risks of the Korsnรคs lead mine indicates that while it is safe, metal contamination will persist for decades.
German Industry Crisis Threatens to Lose 150,000 Jobs
The German metals and electrical industries are facing a potential loss of 150,000 jobs this year due to a severe industrial downturn.
Tampon rules face major update after pesticide and toxin discovery
New findings of heavy metals in tampons have sparked a campaign for the UK government to enforce product-specific safety testing and ingredient labeling for period products.
ElvalHalcor: Energy costs and scrap prices key drivers of 2026 performance
ElvalHalcor focuses on the growing demand for metals due to data center needs and highlights energy costs and scrap availability as significant factors for future performance amid geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
China strengthens rare earth metals industry
China plans to improve its competitiveness in the rare earth metals industry over the next five years.
A new type of aluminum may replace some "rare earth metals"
Researchers at King's College London have developed a novel molecular form of aluminum that shows significant chemical activity, potentially substituting some rare or precious metals in chemical industries.
War in Iran: Gold Loses Over 4%, Silver Drops 12%
Precious metals are experiencing significant declines as investors shift their focus towards energy and the dollar amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Munich District Court: Thief Gang Steals Gold and Silver from Delivery Vehicles
Pedro F. and his accomplices systematically targeted and stole precious metals from delivery vehicles in Germany.
Stock Market Opened with a Decline
The stock market opened with a significant decline today, with the Sensex falling by nearly a thousand points, causing concerns among investors.
Doctor says common foods 'silently poisoning' our bodies - full list
A doctor warns that certain common foods may contain harmful toxins that many people are unaware of, highlighting pesticides, microplastics, and heavy metals among the culprits.
Is the Barefoot Walking Path Safe? Busan Health and Environment Research Institute Conducts Comprehensive Survey on Heavy Metals
Busan is conducting a comprehensive survey of 61 barefoot walking paths to assess heavy metal contamination and ensure public safety.
Ulsan Battery Factory Accused of Covering Up Workers' Health Status Exposed to Heavy Metals
A battery production factory in Ulsan is under suspicion of concealing the health status of workers exposed to heavy metals.
Gold Price: Will you get a discount when buying gold today? What is the rate in the state?
As of February 25, 2026, the prices for 24 and 22-carat gold in India reflect an upward trend, leading many to invest in these metals amidst stock market volatility.
Coface: What is Driving the Rise in Tin Prices
A recent analysis by Coface highlights the factors contributing to the rising prices of non-ferrous metals, particularly tin, driven by increased demand from data-based technologies and speculative pressures.
21 Carat exceeds 7,000 pounds.. Gold prices in Egypt today, Tuesday
Gold prices in Egypt have risen significantly, with 21 Carat gold surpassing 7,000 pounds amidst global price fluctuations.
Spring Boat Maintenance Leaves Toxic Trace in Harbor Soil
A study from the University of Tartu reveals that volatile paint dust from spring boat maintenance significantly increases soil toxicity in Estonia's harbors, affecting fish olfactory senses despite a lesser impact from heavy metals than expected.
These are the worst fish: especially harmful to older people
While fish provides many benefits in seniors' diets, it is crucial to be aware of certain types that may be harmful due to high salt content and heavy metals.
Discovery of a New State of Matter where Solid Meets Liquid
A new scientific discovery reveals a previously unknown phenomenon at the nanoscale occurring within droplets of liquid metals, suggesting that the boundary between solid and liquid states of matter is not as clear as previously thought.
This is the metal with the best forecasts for 2026: Gold and silver are no longer the safest bet
Experts suggest that uranium investments are more promising than traditional metals like gold and silver as we move toward 2026.
Are global markets coming to an end? The forces that 'break' commodities - from metals to oil
Global markets are facing disruptions due to tariffs, sanctions, and protective measures, leading to increased volatility and distorted pricing in commodities.
EPA weakens pollution limits for mercury from coal plants
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has weakened pollution limits for coal power plants, allowing them to release more heavy metals, including mercury, which is linked to brain damage.
An Original Idea: Let Microbes Mine Metals in Space
Scientists are experimenting with using microbes to extract precious minerals from asteroid materials in microgravity environments.
Bloomberg: US Agencies Develop Minimum Pricing for Rare Metals
US government agencies are developing a minimum pricing system for rare metals to reduce dependence on China and attract private investment in the sector.
Gold and silver crashed at night, here are the rates for gold and silver upon opening in the morning
Gold and silver prices experienced a significant crash overnight, with silver prices dropping by over 5% and gold by nearly 2.5%, but both metals began to recover in morning trading on the MCX.
Gold Price Falls Below $5000 Again Due to Strong Dollar Value
The decline in gold prices below $5000 is attributed to the strengthening value of the dollar, affecting the market dynamics for precious metals.
Walther's Portfolio Strategy: Why Gold is Still a Good Idea
Daniel Walther's investment strategy focuses heavily on precious metals like gold to counter the depreciation of paper currencies, achieving returns above 22% in six months despite a cooling market.
Lead and strange metals: the disgusting result of analyzing accumulated snow in New York
Recent analysis of urban snow in New York reveals the presence of heavy metals, fecal bacteria, and road salt, raising health concerns due to urban contamination.
Gold-Silver Price: Silver Crashes Again
Silver prices have dropped by โน1.75 lakh, while gold has fallen by โน37,000 amid ongoing fluctuations in precious metal prices.
Chinaโs gold rush: why families are doubling down on precious metals
Amidst economic uncertainty, Chinese families are increasingly purchasing gold as a festive gift and a form of investment, notably ahead of the Lunar New Year.
Bad news in New York: what the analyses of accumulated snow in three different neighborhoods reveal
A recent study indicates that accumulated snow in New York poses a public health risk due to the presence of hazardous bacteria and metals, particularly in Williamsburg, Washington Heights, and Jackson Heights.
Mytilineos: We need metals produced in Europe
Evangelos Mytilineos emphasizes the critical need for locally produced metals in Europe for energy transition and security.
Evangelos Mytilinaios: We need metals produced in Europe โ Proposals and new initiatives
Evangelos Mytilinaios emphasizes the necessity for Europe to produce its own metals to ensure energy and digital security.
A monumental treasure: the discovery of 1,000 tons of gold coins that surprised the world and belongs to this country
A significant discovery of over 1,000 tons of gold coins has been made in Hunan, China, stirring the global precious metals market.
Suggesting to Putin how to save the budget: where to draw a trillion rubles from
Sberbank proposes increasing taxes on precious and non-ferrous metal producers to generate additional budget revenue amidst a looming deficit in Russia.
The state invests 65 million euros in the Sokli mining project
The Finnish government is investing 65 million euros into the Sokli mining project for the extraction of phosphate, niobium, and rare earth metals, with a focus on running a trial mine from 2026 to 2028.
Municipal veto can stop 50 mines
Sweden's government has reversed its stance on mining, allowing municipalities to veto mining permits for alum shale, potentially halting 50 mining projects.
Heart attack from... gold and silver in the coin market, brings a cap on sales
February has seen a significant downturn in the precious metals market following record highs earlier in January, prompting drastic changes in sales practices among coin retailers.