Gold Recovers from Two-Week Low as Investors Position for US Employment Report
Gold prices increased by 0.8% on Friday due to bargain hunting, reaching $3,267.56 per ounce ahead of the U.S. non-farm payrolls report. Despite this daily gain, gold is down 1.5% for the week, marking its second consecutive weekly decline. Improved U.S.-China trade relations have increased risk appetite, reducing demand for…
Gold’s 30% Post-Election Surge Shows Signs of Consolidation as ETF Flows Slow
Gold’s recent price consolidation follows an investment-driven rally sparked by concerns over President Trump’s trade policies. Though prices have dropped 6.1% from their April peak, they’re still up 30% since Trump’s election. Q1 2025 saw gold investment flows increase 170% year-over-year, with ETF demand reversing from net selling to strong…
Despite 23% Yearly Gain, Gold Slides on Renewed Trade Optimism
Gold’s price dropped by 2.1% to its lowest point in two weeks as improving trade talk prospects dampened demand for safe-haven assets. The decline came after announcements that the US Trade Representative is close to finalizing deals and reports of communication between the US and Beijing. Even with this recent…
Gold-to-Silver Ratio Over 100: What It Means for Silver’s Next Move
Silver is flashing a historic signal. Right now, the gold-to-silver ratio is over 100 — a level so extreme it’s only occurred a handful of times in the past century. When it reverts (and history shows it always does), silver could deliver enormous gains… In Mike Maloney’s latest video, he…
Gold Falls Below $3,250 as Markets React to Potential Trade Breakthroughs
Gold prices dropped nearly 2% on Thursday to $3,222.66 per ounce, reaching a two-week low. This decline came as President Trump announced potential trade deals with India, South Korea, and Japan, which increased investor risk appetite and reduced demand for gold as a safe-haven asset. A strengthening U.S. dollar also…
Reuters Poll: Gold to Maintain Unprecedented Rally Through 2026
For the first time, analysts in a Reuters poll forecast gold to average over $3,000 per ounce, with projections of $3,065 for 2025 and $3,000 for 2026. Gold prices have already risen 25% this year, driven by trade tensions between the US and China, central bank buying, and a move…
Microsoft Surges After AI/Cloud Growth Accelerates; But CapEx Slowed
Microsoft Surges After AI/Cloud Growth Accelerates; But CapEx Slowed On the heels of Microsoft’s decision to walk away from discussions to lease new server farm space and slow construction on land it already owns, all eyes are on the giant tech company’s fiscal third-quarter earnings tonight for any signs of slowing on data center spending plans […]
Gold Pulls Back After Record Run — What Comes Next?
Gold is still up 44% YoY — but after hitting $3,500, it’s cooling. Is this a reset… or a rare buying window?
World Gold Council: Gold Demand Trends Q1 2025
In Q1 2025, gold demand reached its highest first-quarter level since 2016, totaling 1,206 tonnes—a 1% year-over-year increase. This growth was primarily driven by gold ETF inflows, which contributed to a remarkable 170% surge in total investment demand to 552 tonnes, the highest since Q1 2022. Central banks maintained their…
The Gold Rush You Weren’t Supposed To Notice & The Next Big Monetary Reset
The Gold Rush You Weren’t Supposed To Notice & The Next Big Monetary Reset Authored by Nick Giambruno via InternationalMan.com, Last year, central banks purchased approximately 34 million ounces of gold, marking the third consecutive year of near-record buying. We’re witnessing the acceleration of a long-term trend that began around the 2008 financial crisis, when […]