Mining Stock Daily

Chris Temple returns to Mining Stock Daily for a deep dive into the mounting global macro risks shaping energy, metals, and financial markets today. The conversation explores the growing disconnect between paper oil markets and physical supply realities as the Strait of Hormuz disruption continues to pressure inventories and global trade flows. Temple explains why he believes inflation risks remain severely underestimated, why bond markets are beginning to revolt against government debt levels, and how the next Federal Reserve leadership could fundamentally reshape monetary policy. The discussion also dives into gold, silver, and mining equities, including why generalist investors still have not fully returned to the resource sector despite record commodity prices. Chris outlines what could trigger the next major move higher in precious metals and why select developers and explorers may offer the best long-term value in the current market environment. From energy shortages and yield curve control to gold’s next big catalyst, this episode connects the dots across some of the biggest macro themes facing investors in 2026.

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Newcore Gold continues to expand the Enchi Gold Project in Ghana with deeper drilling at the Boin deposit, highlighting growing scale potential beneath the current resource. CEO Luke Alexander discusses how recent drill results could support both deeper open-pit expansion and longer-term underground opportunities, while a fully funded 60,000-meter drill program continues to deliver strong success rates across the district. With a pre-feasibility study expected by the end of June and gold prices near record highs, Newcore is positioning Enchi for a potential rerating as the project advances toward development.

Kingfisher Metals is launching a fully funded 15,000-meter drill campaign across its projects in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, with a major focus on expanding the Hank porphyry discovery. CEO Dustin Perry outlines a flexible, multi-rig exploration strategy designed to aggressively test the scale potential of the copper-gold system while also advancing several large gold and porphyry targets across the district. The company is also leveraging advanced core scanning technology, detailed 3D modeling, and regional geophysics to rapidly vector drilling decisions and unlock new discovery opportunities across its massive land package. With strong momentum in the share price and growing investor attention on Golden Triangle copper-gold stories, Kingfisher is positioning itself for a transformative exploration season in 2026.

Revival Gold has secured a fully funded path toward a construction decision at its Merkur gold project in Utah following a $33 million financing backed by both existing and new institutional investors. CEO Hugh Agro discusses the company’s aggressive 2026 drill campaign, ongoing metallurgical and permitting work, and the growing opportunity to unlock additional value from historic heap leach pads and waste material at Merkur. The conversation also highlights exciting underground exploration success at Beartrack-Arnett in Idaho, where deep drilling continues to expand a potentially significant high-grade gold system.

Great Pacific Gold CEO Greg McCunn joins MSD’s Ian Wagner to discuss new drilling at the Kavasuki target within the Wild Dog project in Papua New Guinea. McCunn explains how Kavasuki may represent a third high-grade shoot along the broader Wild Dog structural corridor, with drilling showing broad near-surface mineralization and a low-grade halo around higher-grade veining. The company is now testing below a fault with hole seven, while planning step-outs and weighing a broader 18-month drill strategy backed by roughly C$26 million in treasury.