Blue Moon Metals shares are trading higher after the company announced Nevada regulators transferred key permits and approved a closure bond for its Springer tungsten project.

Blue Moon Metals Acquires Portfolio Of 33 Tungsten And Antimony Projects In The Western U.S. For $5M Cash And 2.8M Shares Valued At $5.50 Per Share; Holding Costs Are ~$162K/Year

The Projects are generally located in the most prolific tungsten and antimony producing districts in the United States, with historical production on or adjacent to almost all Projects (see Figure 1). These projects are

Shares of precious metals-related companies are trading lower as gold and silver prices decline. Rising oil prices and Treasury yields following U.S. and Iranian strikes over the weekend have revived concerns about inflation and the prospect of higher interest rates.

Blue Moon Metals Announces Assay Results Highlighting 0.180% Germanium, 0.0273% Gallium And 1.96% Copper At Apex Project In Utah