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Sprott around the world. 🌍

From Milan to Lugano, John Ciampaglia recently met with investors to share perspectives on today’s markets and opportunities across precious metals and critical materials.

The venues brought their own histories, including an original early-1900s bank building in Milan and a circa-1800 building in Lugano where secret talks associated with Operation Sunrise took place in March 1945.
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Where could investors find opportunity in 2027?

Yesterday, Sprott’s Steven Schoffstall, Managing Partner, Head of ETFs, joined the Expert Series ETP Forum panel “Top Opportunities of 2027: Where Money Goes Next.”

The conversation covered the forces shaping asset allocation for the year ahead, including changing rate expectations, AI and infrastructure investment, income and diversification.

Thanks to everyone who joined us!
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Introducing Critical Materials & Mining Monthly, Sprott’s new report tracking the forces shaping critical materials and mining.

October’s weakness highlighted miners’ sensitivity to macroeconomic conditions, but the long-term investment thesis remains intact. Uranium and copper continued to lead, supported by persistent supply constraints and structural demand trends.

Explore Kenny Zhu's look at the latest developments shaping the critical materials market: sprottetfs.com/insights/criti…
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The commodities landscape is shifting.

Rising demand for critical minerals, renewed interest in nuclear energy and persistent supply constraints are reshaping the outlook for natural resources.

In an interview with Asset TV, Ed Coyne and Douglas Daly discuss the forces driving copper, uranium, silver, gold and rare earths, and explore how natural resources may offer diversification and inflation sensitivity within a broader portfolio.

Watch now: sprott.com/insights/asset…