Gold Near Record Highs as Wall Street Turns Bullish on U.S. Gold Corp. and Its Shovel-Ready Wyoming Project!

Gold continues to trade near record highs above $5,000 per ounce, driven by geopolitical uncertainty, aggressive central bank buying, and renewed investor demand for hard assets. At the same time, copper—the backbone of electrification and clean energy infrastructure—is facing tightening global supply. 

Positioned directly at the crossroads of both metals, U.S. Gold Corp. (NASDAQ: USAU) is advancing its flagship CK Gold Project in Wyoming, one of the few fully permitted, shovel-ready gold-copper projects in the United States. The project hosts 1.44 million gold-equivalent ounces in proven and probable reserves and is designed to produce more than 100,000 gold-equivalent ounces annually at an estimated all-in sustaining cost of roughly $800 per ounce, with construction targeted for 2026 and no federal permits required.

Wall Street is taking notice. Roth Capital recently raised its price target on USAU to as high as $26 per share while reiterating a Buy rating, citing improving economics, rising metals prices, and the company’s strategic domestic positioning.

Additional analyst coverage from HC Wainwright and others reinforces growing confidence in USAU’s path to production and long-term upside. With gold near all-time highs, copper demand accelerating, and U.S. policy increasingly focused on securing domestic mineral supply, U.S. Gold Corp. stands out as a rare American junior miner offering near-term production leverage and exploration upside.

Discover why analysts are raising targets on USAU as gold and copper reshape America’s mining future