Category Archives: Silver

China’s exporters are trying to mitigate the impact of triple-digit U.S. tariffs by raising prices for Americans while accelerating plans … Continue reading →

Don Durrett forecasts a multi-year recession, predicting gold and especially silver will surge as safe havens. He sees the “fear … Continue reading →

March’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) report showed inflation pressures eased considerably last month, with annual core prices rising at their … Continue reading →

Gold opened trading Thursday at $3,099.10, above Wednesday’s closing price of $3,056.50. The rise follows U.S. President Trump’s 90-day pause … Continue reading →

By Alex Lawler, Anna Hirtenstein and Amanda Cooper LONDON (Reuters) – A positive correlation between global oil benchmark Brent crude … Continue reading →

Summary Gold prices have corrected to $3000 per ounce, but are expected to rise to $4000 by 2025 due to … Continue reading →

By Gayatri Suroyo JAKARTA (Reuters) – Hundreds of Indonesians are flocking to buy gold bars, betting that the precious metal’s … Continue reading →

Gold was climbing again early Wednesday. Despite a bout of selling, there are grounds to think it can keep rising from here amid market turmoil.The precious metal was up 2.4% at around $3,061 a troy ounce after breaking below $3,000 late on Tuesday.That drop might raise concerns about gold’s safe-haven potential but analysts at Julius Baer put it down to a mixture of some short-term profit taking, forced repayments for some traders, and the tariff exemption for gold leading to the closing of some trading positions. Continue reading →

Pursuing a structural, sudden change in US trade policy is one thing. That alone is disruptive. Even if it’s a … Continue reading →

Gold opened at $2,997.50 on Tuesday after declining 2.16% during Monday trading. While the precious metal opened below its historic … Continue reading →

Excerpt from this week’s: Technical Scoop: Tariff History, Index Lows, Gold Holds Source: www.stockcharts.com We’ve seen it in the past. The … Continue reading →

LONDON (Reuters) — Oil slid around 3% on Monday to its weakest since 2021, while most commodity markets including metals … Continue reading →