Monday’s Gold Selloff: Temporary Dip or Beginning of a Correction?
Gold prices dropped more than 3% on Monday following eased trade tensions between the US and China. Despite this significant decline, experts like Peter Grant from Zaner Metals suggest that the long-term outlook for gold remains positive. Analysts at Ned Davis Research recommend holding rather than selling gold positions, noting…
Fed’s Powell: Economy Faces More Volatile Inflation Environment Ahead
Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned that future supply chain and commodity shocks could make inflation more volatile than in the 2010s. At a research conference, he noted that long-term interest rates are now much higher than after the 2007-09 financial crisis, with the current Fed benchmark at 4.25%-4.5%. As part…
Despite Recent Dip, Gold Maintains 20% Yearly Gain Amid Economic Uncertainty
Gold prices have stabilized around $3,180 per ounce after recently falling to a one-month low. The market is waiting for signals from Federal Reserve Chair Powell’s upcoming speech and new economic data. Despite recent losses due to expectations of fewer Fed rate cuts, gold remains up over 20% this year,…
Gold Prices Steady Near $3,180 Ahead of Key U.S. Economic Data
Gold prices recovered from early losses on Thursday, holding steady at $3,179.07 per ounce as the U.S. dollar weakened. Analysts attribute this recovery to short-covering and technical support near the $3,130 level, a key trendline since early 2024. The recent U.S.-China agreement to reduce tariffs has somewhat decreased gold’s appeal…
Why Selling Gold Now Could Be a Costly Mistake
As gold hits new all-time highs, many investors are rushing to take profits. But is that really the smart move? Precious metals expert Alan Hibbard went on One American News Network to makes the case that the biggest move in gold is yet to come — and selling now might mean…
Gold Fever in China: Investment Demand Soars While Jewelry Sales Cool
China’s gold market surged in April 2025, marking its fifth straight month of price gains. Chinese gold ETFs had their strongest month ever, adding 65 tonnes (US$6.8bn). The Shanghai Benchmark Gold Price rose 6.9%, while the LBMA Gold Price increased 6%. Wholesale demand jumped with 153 tonnes withdrawn from the…
Fed Likely to Hold Rates Steady as Tariff Impact on Inflation Remains Unclear
The Federal Reserve is likely to maintain a “wait and see” approach to interest rates after April’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) revealed sticky inflation despite some cooling signs. Core inflation (excluding food and energy) remained at 2.8% year-over-year for the second consecutive month, substantially above the Fed’s 2% target. Monthly…
Record-Breaking Metal Deposit Could Redefine Argentina’s Economy
A landmark discovery in Argentina’s Andes mountains has unearthed the largest copper, gold, and silver deposit in 30 years. The joint venture “Vicuña,” formed by Lundin Mining and BHP, has identified over 80 million ounces of gold and silver alongside 12+ million tons of copper. This find is expected to…
Wealthy Investors Flee Dollar for Gold and Crypto Amid Trade Tensions, Says UBS
UBS reports that wealthy clients are moving away from US dollar-based investments and toward alternative assets like gold and cryptocurrency. Amy Lo, co-head of UBS Group’s Asian Wealth Management, noted that gold has become particularly popular due to economic volatility caused by Trump’s trade tariffs. Investors are also increasingly considering…
How a 0.5% Portfolio Shift Could Drive a $6,000 Gold Supercycle
Even small moves can spark big outcomes. If just a fraction of global capital rotates into gold, prices could surge beyond anything most investors are prepared for.