From Film to Solar: Silver’s Evolving Role in the Global Economy
Silver is trading near historic lows compared to gold, with over 100 ounces of silver now needed to buy one ounce of gold—far above the 25:1 ratio seen in 2011. One reason for this underperformance is the decline in silver’s use in photography, which once consumed 25% of global supply….
Gold and Geopolitics: Russia Finds $1B Market in China
As gold prices hit record highs, Russia’s precious metals exports to China nearly doubled, reaching $1 billion in the first half of the year. With Western markets largely closed to Russian bullion since 2022, China has emerged as a crucial trading partner. This shift underscores a broader realignment in global…
Silver at $50 AUD: What Australian Prices Could Be Telling the World
While many investors track gold and silver prices in U.S. dollars, those watching in Australian dollars have seen something remarkable: What’s driving these eye-catching numbers? A key factor is currency devaluation. Back in 2015, the Australian and U.S. dollars were nearly at parity. That same year, Mike identified what he…
Gold Gains 27% YTD with Fed Split and Tariffs in Focus
Gold prices rose on renewed optimism around U.S. interest-rate cuts and growing uncertainty over global trade policies. Comments from Fed officials show a split on how tariffs may influence inflation, but some—including Governor Waller—support lowering rates, which typically favors gold since it doesn’t offer yield. The metal has already surged…
Silver Rises Over $38.50 as Rate Cut Bets Grow and Dollar Slips
Silver extended its rally Monday, nearing $38.50 per ounce, as the U.S. dollar and bond yields declined. The move reflects growing expectations that the Federal Reserve may begin cutting interest rates as soon as July. Fed Governor Christopher Waller pointed to a softening labor market and minimal inflation pressures, signaling…
Gold Slips as Tariff Tensions Keep Markets on Edge
Gold eased lower on Tuesday, slipping 0.5% to $3,328/oz, as traders held back ahead of potential new U.S. tariff decisions. While inflation data showed consumer prices rose in line with expectations, the dollar gained strength, applying additional pressure on gold. Experts suggest that while fundamentals remain bullish—especially with potential Fed…
Inflation Expectations Could Be Gold’s Next Catalyst
According to the latest Atlas Pulse Gold Report, inflation may be the “new elephant in the room” for markets—and it’s setting the stage for a renewed gold rush. Although gold is still consolidating after its April peak, silver, platinum group metals, and gold miners are showing strong signs of life….
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Gold Becomes “Standout Asset” as Allocations Jump from 5% to 11% in HSBC Survey
Wealthy investors have doubled their allocations to alternative investments over the past year, with more than half planning to own alternatives within 12 months, according to HSBC’s survey of 10,797 investors globally. Gold emerged as the “standout asset class,” with allocations more than doubling from 5% to 11% of portfolios…
Asian Gold Demand Plummets 30-70% While European Investment Interest Soars
High gold prices are taking a toll on Asia’s physical demand, according to Commerzbank’s commodity analyst Barbara Lambrecht. India, facing record-high gold prices in rupees, imported just 21 tons in June – the lowest level since April 2023 and contributing to a 30% year-over-year decline in first-half imports to 204…