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Will Rhind: Gold, Silver at Record Highs, Mania Phase Still to Come

By Charlotte McLeodJan 15, 2026 09:55PM

Charlotte McLeod

With an eye for detail and over a decade of experience covering the mining and metals sector, Charlotte is passionate about bringing investors accurate and insightful information that can help them make informed decisions.

She leads the Investing News Network's video and event coverage, and guides a team of writers reporting on niche investment markets.

Will Rhind of GraniteShares also shares his outlook for platinum, saying it's possible it could trade at a premium to gold once again.

Will Rhind, CEO of GraniteShares, outlines his thoughts on gold and silver heading into 2026, noting that historical precedents point to higher prices.

"Clearly when you look back on some of those other periods for gold — and silver particularly — where they went to all-time highs, then we could be talking about a lot higher prices," he said.

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Securities Disclosure: I, Charlotte McLeod, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.

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Peter Krauth: Silver Price at Triple Digits, Here's What Happens Next

By Charlotte McLeodJan 27, 2026

Charlotte McLeod

With an eye for detail and over a decade of experience covering the mining and metals sector, Charlotte is passionate about bringing investors accurate and insightful information that can help them make informed decisions.

She leads the Investing News Network's video and event coverage, and guides a team of writers reporting on niche investment markets.

Peter Krauth, editor of Silver Stock Investor and Silver Advisor, shares his thoughts on what's next for silver after its run into triple digits.

"I do think that we're going to end the year higher than where we are now. Perhaps to the tune of 20, 30, perhaps even 40 percent higher," he said.

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Securities Disclosure: I, Charlotte McLeod, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.

Uranium Investing

Basin Energy Eyes Uranium Growth in Europe After Sweden Policy Shift

By Mari-Len De GuzmanJan 27, 2026

Mari-Len De Guzman

Mari-Len De Guzman is an award-winning storyteller and editor, who has worked at some of Canada’s leading B2B publishers, including Thomson Reuters, for more than 15 years. She loves learning about new industries, trends and terminologies, chatting with interesting people and subject matter experts, and crafting compelling stories along the way.

Basin Energy (ASX:BSN) is positioning for growth following Sweden’s significant shift in uranium policy, a move the company’s managing director, Pete Moorhouse, says has major implications not only for the company, but also for Europe’s broader energy strategy.

In an interview with the Investing News Network, Moorhouse described the change as “genuinely significant,” noting that it removes longstanding uncertainty around uranium development in a country that already relies heavily on nuclear power.

For Basin, the policy shift de-risks its Scandinavian assets and provides a clearer pathway to advance exploration in a jurisdiction aiming to strengthen energy security and domestic supply chains.

Beyond Scandinavia, Basin Energy is active across multiple jurisdictions. In Canada’s Athabasca Basin, the company is finalising a partnership that could see one of its projects drill tested in the coming months, while in Queensland it has completed an initial drilling program across a large land package prospective for uranium and rare earths.

Additional drilling focused on hard-rock targets and high-grade shear-hosted uranium is planned, supported by ongoing exploration activity from major mining players in the region.

Watch the full interview with Basin Energy Managing Director Pete Moorhouse above.

Uranium Investing

American Uranium Exec Outlines Lo Herma ISR Progress, Resource Update

By Mari-Len De GuzmanJan 27, 2026

Mari-Len De Guzman

Mari-Len De Guzman is an award-winning storyteller and editor, who has worked at some of Canada’s leading B2B publishers, including Thomson Reuters, for more than 15 years. She loves learning about new industries, trends and terminologies, chatting with interesting people and subject matter experts, and crafting compelling stories along the way.

American Uranium (ASX:AMU,OTCID:AMUIF) Executive Director Bruce Lane says recent test work at the company’s Lo Herma uranium project in Wyoming has delivered an important proof of concept for its in situ recovery (ISR) development plans. The testing focused on validating aquifer performance, a critical factor for ISR mining, where uranium is mobilised within groundwater and pumped to surface.

Lane explained the company was able to confirm pumping rates “in line with our scoping study assumptions of around 20 gallons per minute,” adding that aquifer conditions appear comparable to nearby operating ISR mines, including Cameco's (TSX:CCO,NYSE:CCJ) Smith Ranch-Highland facility.

The company is now preparing an updated mineral resource estimate following a late 2025 drilling program that extended mineralisation to the north of the planned mine area. Lane said the goal is “to bring that data into our resource model,” with the immediate objective of growing the resource and refining confidence levels.

Beyond drilling, Lane said the company is advancing baseline hydrogeological work and permitting activities, noting that the scoping study envisions construction in the 2028 to 2029 timeframe and potential production in the 2029 to 2030 window.

Watch the full interview with American Uranium CEO and Executive Director Bruce Lane above.

Uranium Investing

Standard Uranium CEO Outlines Athabasca Exploration Plans and Uranium Market Outlook

By Mari-Len De GuzmanJan 27, 2026

Mari-Len De Guzman

Mari-Len De Guzman is an award-winning storyteller and editor, who has worked at some of Canada’s leading B2B publishers, including Thomson Reuters, for more than 15 years. She loves learning about new industries, trends and terminologies, chatting with interesting people and subject matter experts, and crafting compelling stories along the way.

Standard Uranium (TSXV:STND,OTCQB:STTDF) is advancing an ambitious exploration strategy in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin, according to CEO and Chairman John Bey, who spoke with the Investing News Network at the 2026 Vancouver Resource Investment Conference.

The company is preparing for a multi-project drill campaign that includes its flagship Davidson River project, as well as inaugural drilling at the Corvo and Rocas projects. Bey highlighted Davidson River’s proximity to NexGen Energy's (TSX:NXE,NYSE:NXE) Rook I project, noting that the Southwestern Athabasca Basin is emerging as a key area for high-grade uranium discoveries.

Bey also discussed Standard Uranium’s project generator model, which the company adopted in 2023 to manage risk and funding challenges during weaker market conditions. Under this approach, joint venture partners fund exploration in exchange for earning project interests, while Standard Uranium receives cash, shares and operatorship fees.

Bey said the model has allowed the company to advance multiple projects simultaneously, keep exploration teams active and maintain strong relationships with local communities and service providers, while preserving upside exposure to potential discoveries.

Watch the full interview with Bey above.

Sirios Resources: Expanding a Multimillion Ounce Gold Project in Québec’s James Bay Region

By Pia RiveraJan 26, 2026

Pia Rivera

Pia oversees the Production teams in Vancouver and Toronto. She was the first production manager at INN in 2008, left briefly and rejoined the company in 2011. Since then, she has been helping provide value to mining, cannabis, technology and life science companies by ensuring that campaign deliverables are executed on time and on spec. Pia holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism from the University of the Philippines.

Sirios Resources (TSXV:SOI,OTCQB:SIREF) Chairman Dominique Doucet says the company is entering its "second life." Following the strategic acquisition of OVI Mining, the company is consolidating a district-scale platform in Québec’s Eeyou Istchee James Bay region, anchored by its flagship Cheechoo gold project.

The Cheechoo project is less than 15 kilometers away from the world-class Éléonore gold mine and an underutilized mill, with 1.3 million ounces indicated at 1.12 g/t gold, and 1.7 million ounces inferred at 1.23 g/t gold.

In December 2025, Sirios Resources announced a definitive arrangement agreement with OVI Mining, which is set to create a Québec-focused gold company that also brings in expertise from Osisko Development (TSXV:ODV) executives Sean Roosen and Laurence Farmer, who will join the Sirios board on closing.

With gold prices holding historic highs and over $1.5 million recently added to its treasury via warrant exercises, the company is fully funded for its next phase: a major summer drilling campaign in 2026.

Watch the full interview with Sirios Resources above.

Charlotte McLeod

Charlotte McLeod

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With an eye for detail and over a decade of experience covering the mining and metals sector, Charlotte is passionate about bringing investors accurate and insightful information that can help them make informed decisions.

She leads the Investing News Network's video and event coverage, and guides a team of writers reporting on niche investment markets.