Silver Price Spikes to $69.85, Then FOMC Reverses Gains

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Silver opened the New York session at $67.94 and climbed to an intraday high of $69.85, a gain of roughly 2.8%, as markets digested news of the Iran peace agreement. That development lowered oil prices and pushed down near-term inflation expectations — which, in turn, reduced the probability of aggressive Fed tightening. For a time … Read more

Gold-to-Silver Ratio Hits 64: Silver Outlook for 2026

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Key Takeaways The gold/silver ratio dropped from about 85:1 in late February to roughly 64:1 today — a compression of roughly 21 points in five weeks. In every major precious metals bull market since 1980, a compression from elevated ratio levels has preceded periods when silver significantly outperformed gold. At roughly 64:1 the ratio sits … Read more

Gold Price Falls 26% as Barclays Keeps $4,791 Target

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Key Takeaways Barclays’ gold forecast remains $4,791 per ounce for 2026 and $4,900 for 2027, unchanged despite a roughly 26% correction; the bank attributes the decline to temporary factors rather than a structural shift (Barclays cross-asset research, June 16, 2026). The bank’s fair-value model places gold at about $4,150/oz; market prices near $4,220 sit just … Read more

How Central Banks Determine Their Gold Reserves

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Seventy-six central banks responded to the World Gold Council’s 2026 survey, explaining why they hold gold and how they set their allocations. The World Gold Council’s Central Bank Gold Reserves Survey 2026 collected answers from 76 institutions, a 51% response rate. A record 45% of respondents say they plan to raise their gold allocation over … Read more

5 Signs Gold’s Pullback Is a Reset, Not a Reversal

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In today’s update: The 2026 gold outlook looks different than the headlines imply — a record 45% of central banks plan to add gold, Barclays maintains its $4,900 target, and CPM Group says the structural drivers remain intact. Five institutional reports released within the past 72 hours — from the World Gold Council, Barclays, CPM … Read more

Why Gold Investors Are Unfazed by Fed Silence

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At his first Federal Open Market Committee meeting on June 17, 2026, Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh ended the central bank’s long-standing forward guidance practice and declined to publish the familiar dot-plot projections. Markets had not seen a move like this since the crisis era of 2008. The immediate market response was sharp: paper gold … Read more

Fed Scraps Rate Roadmap: What It Means for Gold Prices

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Gold is trading at $4,322 per ounce today and barely moved on the Federal Reserve’s announcement. That calm is the main takeaway. On Wednesday the Fed left its policy rate unchanged at 3.50%–3.75%. Markets were virtually certain of that outcome: futures priced the hold at about 97% going into the meeting. What mattered more for … Read more

Half the Fed Backs a Hike: 45% of Central Banks Buy Gold

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In today’s update: Nine of 18 Fed officials now expect a rate hike, the dollar reached a 13‑month high, and silver swung 6.6% in a single session — yet a record 45% of central banks told the World Gold Council they plan to add more gold this year. Below: what a Fed rate‑hike signal actually … Read more

How Much Does Gold Storage Cost? $72/Year Breakdown

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GoldSilver’s professional allocated gold storage is billed at 0.18% per quarter — effectively $18 each quarter, or $72 a year, for every $10,000 of metal stored. That price covers fully allocated, non-bank vault storage invoiced quarterly. For many investors, holding physically allocated gold with full legal title can be less expensive on an annual basis … Read more

Why Gold Holds at $4,347 as Stocks Hit Record Highs

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Gold is moving higher today, trading at $4,347, even as broader financial markets show strong risk appetite. The S&P 500 has closed at a record high, the Nasdaq has posted its strongest session since March, and oil has fallen to a two-month low. At the same time, the war premium that helped keep inflation elevated … Read more