Gold Remains Resilient as Fed Faces Tough Choices
Gold prices remain near recent highs despite a slight dip, as investors grow concerned about the U.S. economy slipping into stagflation—a troubling mix of stagnant growth and rising inflation. A disappointing jobs report and weakening service-sector data have increased expectations that the Federal Reserve may soon cut interest rates. With…
Why Silver’s Supply Shock Is Inevitable
Here’s something wild: most silver mines aren’t really silver mines. Roughly 70% of all silver comes as a byproduct of mining for other metals like copper, zinc, and lead. That means silver production isn’t responding to silver demand — or even silver prices. And that’s a problem. In the latest…
Traders Trim Gold Bets as Kremlin Hints at De-escalation in Ukraine
Gold prices saw an early jump but later trimmed gains after the Kremlin confirmed upcoming talks between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. The announcement follows a meeting between Putin and Trump’s envoy, suggesting a potential shift toward peace in Ukraine. Any easing in geopolitical risk tends to soften demand for…
Incrementum Releases August 2025 Gold Compass — 50+ Charts Included
Incrementum is back with their Monthly Gold Compass for August 2025, packed with fresh insights and exclusive charts on gold, silver, mining stocks, and macro trends. Drawing from their renowned In Gold We Trust research series, this chartbook delivers over 50 visualizations and actionable data for anyone tracking the precious…
Central Banks Continue Buying Gold, Led by Uzbekistan and Poland
According to the World Gold Council, central banks added a net 22 tonnes of gold to their reserves in June, with Uzbekistan breaking a four-month selling streak by purchasing 9 tonnes. In Q2, global central bank gold buying totaled 166 tonnes, with Poland leading the way by adding 19 tonnes….
Gold Rally Hits Longest Streak Since February
Gold held its longest winning streak since February, climbing over 3% in just four sessions amid mounting concerns about the U.S. economy. Weak data on the services sector, labor market, and consumer spending are reinforcing fears of a slowdown, largely blamed on ongoing tariffs. This has fueled speculation that the…
Record Gold Pours Into Shanghai as Traders Exploit Futures Gap
Gold inflows into Shanghai Futures Exchange warehouses have hit a record high, driven by traders exploiting the gap between high-priced futures and cheaper spot gold. With futures trading at a premium amid strong speculative demand, banks and traders are delivering physical gold to the exchange to profit from arbitrage. World…
Gold Fields to Industry: Majors Must Step Up in Gold Exploration
At the Diggers and Dealers conference in Australia, Gold Fields’ VP of greenfields exploration, Matthew Crawford, urged major gold companies to take greater responsibility in early-stage discovery, traditionally led by junior miners. He emphasized that the gold sector isn’t discovering enough new ounces and that seniors must “”lean in”” with…
The Cup, the Handle, and Gold’s ‘Final Third’ Phase
A fascinating chart overlay shows gold following the exact 1970s pattern. If history rhymes, we’re about to see something unprecedented.
Gold slips 0.5 % as Investors Await Fed Appointment
Gold prices slid about 0.5 % on Wednesday as yields on 10‑year U.S. Treasuries rebounded after four days of declines, making the non‑yielding metal less attractive. Spot gold dropped to about $3,362.54 per ounce while U.S. gold futures fell to $3,417.30. Investors are waiting to see who President Donald Trump will…