Ryan Stancil,
Editor
Oct. 13, 2025
Commodity Callout
Gold is surging and this may be only the beginning of a long bull run.
Metal Price Update
Gold — Gold hit its $4000-per-ounce milestone and pushed toward $4100 at one point. It fell below 4000 and then regained its footing, showing this new level is likely here to stay. As of this morning, it’s holding around $4100. The days of cheap gold are fading away, so you’ll want to buy in sooner than later.
Silver — Silver moved in a similar trajectory. It started the week just under $48 per ounce, came very close to moving past $50 and then pulled back to around the same level it started. It’s now above $50 as of a few hours ago. The new high is here.
Copper — For much of the week, copper stayed above the $5 per pound mark it had reached the week prior. It got close to $5.20 before pulling back and ending in the $4.85 range. As of today, it is trading closer to last week’s highs. Buying opportunities are becoming fewer as the bull rages.
Lithium Carbonate — It was another week of price stability for lithium. Like last week, the price remained in the $10,300-per-metric-ton range. Quite simply, the case that lithium should be part of your portfolio is becoming more apparent. The fundamentals say it’s going to take off and when it does, you’ll be glad you got in at these prices.
Uranium — Uranium prices fell over the week, starting around $81 per pound and ending around $77. The trend is a new one, so it will take a bit longer to see if this is temporary. Still, it’s important to note that uranium’s price is up year-to-date and that it has strong fundamentals to continue upward even if the price has fallen in recent weeks.
Company Callout
PMET Resources (TSX: PMET)(OTC: PMETF), formerly known as Patriot Battery Metals, is one of your best bets for investing in lithium. Not only that, but the company’s Shaakichiuwaanaan project hosts other important commodities like tantalum, caesium, and gallium. These elements are important in the development of electronics, among other uses.
PMET, being based in North America, could also play an important role in helping to build supply chains of these important commodities that are independent of hostile nations. A feasibility study focused solely on lithium has been underway for the past year and the results should be available soon. With lithium’s current prices and future prospects, that makes this company one to watch for investors interested in getting into lithium.
You can learn more about the company by reading the latest issue of Junior Resource Monthly. Do that by clicking here.
Keep your eyes open,
Ryan Stancil
Editor, Resource Stock Digest