Gold reached another record high of $3,508.50 per ounce due to strong demand driven by global economic uncertainty, expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts, and sustained demand for investment gold products in major markets like China and India, despite high prices.

As reported on by Abby Wilt of @KTVB local news, Eastern Oregon may soon be welcoming a new gold mine, our Grassy Mountain gold and silver project.

Gold equities are undervalued amidst a strong year-to-date performance for gold bullion (25.35%) and precious metals shares (52.65%). Additionally, there has been an approximate industry-wide profit margin increase from $647 per oz in Q1 2024 to approximately $1,700 per oz in Q2.

A new @_investortv discussion between @DonDurrett of Gold Stock Data & John Feneck of @FeneckConsult took place where they discuss how Paramount Gold looks to be on track to have positive news by December 31 that may put PZG on track to be a fully permitted mine by March 31,.

Economic Development Director for Malheur County Taylor Rembowski drafted a public letter expressing his strong support for our Grassy Mountain gold project and its significant potential to positively impact the region through job creation and economic growth. Take a read below.

John Feneck of @FeneckConsult, told @Kitco_Metals' Digging Deep podcast that gold producers are “going to print money” as prices hold in the $3,100 to $3,400 range, while discussing Paramount Gold’s permitting process, and it’s attractive and tightly held share structure.

PZG CEO Rachel Goldman was interviewed by @DonDurrett of Gold Stock Data & John Feneck of @FeneckConsult on @_investortv, where Paramount Gold's Grassy Mountain and Sleeper gold projects were discussed, as well as permitting updates and the significance of support from the U.S.

Last week, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released their draft Environmental Impact Statement for our 100% owned Grassy Mountain gold project, triggering a 30-day public comment period and a public meeting scheduled for August 19th. "This Administration is committed to.

Paramount Gold is pleased to announce that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has released its draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for our 100% owned Grassy Mountain gold project. The DEIS evaluates the potential environmental impacts of the proposed mine and outlines.

Our Grassy Mountain gold project, which recently received an exciting permitting update, boasts total reserves of 380,000 ounces of gold and 554,000 ounces of silver. Ever since our Grassy Mountain gold project was added to the FAST-41 transparency list we have received

Paramount Gold Nevada is pleased to announce that we have received approval for a two-year extension of our Conditional Use Permit (CUP) and Sage Grouse Permit (SGP) during a public meeting of the Malheur County Planning Department, for our Grassy Mountain gold project.

Thank you to @MiningWeekly for covering our 100% owned Grassy Mountain gold project’s recent permitting advancements.

Thank you to @ResourceWorld for highlighting our recent permitting advancements.

Thank you to the @northernminer for covering last week’s exciting permitting update at our 100% owned Grassy Mountain gold project.

Paramount Gold Nevada is delighted to announce that following recent NEPA changes, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management expects to publish the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for our Grassy Mountain gold project in August, and following a public comment period, the final.

Faults at Grassy Mountain, like the Antelope and Grassy Mountain Faults, guide mineralization through fractures and block rotation, resembling Nevada’s fault-driven deposits. For example, the Carlin Trend (Carlin Mine) and Walker Lane Trend (Seven Troughs, Goldfield) rely on

Gold prices in the first half of 2025 achieved their strongest performance in US dollar terms since 2007 - a surge driven by investor demand amid the US's tariff policies and geopolitical tensions.

Our Grassy Mountain gold project is a 150-foot-tall hill, pushed up 50 to 200 feet by tectonic forces that broke and tilted the land during a period of stretching called Basin and Range extension, forming basalt-capped hilltops. These tectonic movements created perfect conditions

Gold hit a record $3,432.63 last week as Middle Eastern tensions boosted safe-haven demand, with August 2025 futures reaching $3,452.40. Geopolitical tensions and central bank buying initially drove the surge, but profit-taking and technical selling may have triggered the.

We were excited to have our 100% owned high-grade Grassy Mountain gold project be one of the 25 mining projects included in the FAST41 list last May. If you want to know more about what this means for Grassy Mountain, take a read below.