Should You Buy Silver Now? 2025–2030 Market Forecast

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Silver has returned to the spotlight in 2025 — and the reasons are clear. Prices recently climbed above $53 per ounce, levels not seen in over a decade. Record industrial demand and ongoing supply deficits have thrust silver back into investors’ view as both a growth asset and a hedge against inflation and market uncertainty. … Read more

ANZ Predicts Gold Could Hit $3,200 in Six Months as Safe-Haven Demand Surges

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ANZ Bank has raised its gold price forecasts, projecting $3,100 per ounce for the next three months and $3,200 per ounce for the six-month horizon, according to a research note published Tuesday. The bank remains positive on gold, pointing to several reinforcing factors: rising geopolitical and trade tensions, looser monetary policy expectations, and continued strong … Read more

ANZ Predicts Gold Could Hit $3,200 in Six Months as Safe-Haven Demand Surges

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ANZ Bank has raised its gold price forecasts, projecting $3,100 per ounce for the next three months and $3,200 per ounce for the six-month horizon, according to a research note published Tuesday. The bank remains positive on gold, pointing to several reinforcing factors: rising geopolitical and trade tensions, looser monetary policy expectations, and continued strong … Read more

August CPI: Sticky Prices May Not Stop Fed Rate Cuts

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Daily News Nuggets | Today’s top stories for gold and silver investors September 12th, 2025  Inflation Ticks Higher, But Fed Cut Still On Track August inflation came in a touch warmer than many expected. Headline CPI rose 2.9% year-over-year, up from 2.7% in July, and the monthly increase of 0.4% exceeded forecasts. The rise was … Read more

Treasury Yields Climb Ahead of Major Treasury Bond Auction

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The 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.222% on Tuesday as markets prepared for $67 billion in upcoming bond auctions. Investors reacted to data and anticipated upcoming statements from Federal Reserve officials, weighing the potential implications for interest rates and borrowing costs. An ISM services report released this week raised concerns by showing that prices in … Read more

BOE Cuts Rates: How the UK Could Be Hit by Stagflation

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The Bank of England has implemented its third consecutive interest rate cut, reducing the base rate to 4.5% as concerns about stagflation grow. The decision was not unanimous: two of the nine Monetary Policy Committee members supported a larger 0.50% reduction, creating a notable split within the committee. Alongside the rate decision, the Bank published … Read more

Gold Retreats Ahead of Fed Decision; Middle East Tensions Keep Prices Supported

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Gold prices slipped modestly on Wednesday as investors adopted a cautious stance ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming interest rate decision. Although the Fed is widely expected to maintain current rates, market participants are focused on any forward guidance that could indicate the timing and size of future rate cuts. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle … Read more

ECB Cuts Rates to 2.25% Amid Trump Tariff Threat to Eurozone

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The European Central Bank has cut interest rates for the seventh consecutive time since last June, lowering the deposit rate by 25 basis points to 2.25%, in line with most analysts’ expectations. In its latest policy statement, the ECB removed the term “restrictive” from its description of monetary policy, signaling a shift toward a neutral … Read more

JPMorgan Posts Record-Breaking Profits in Landmark Year

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JPMorgan Chase reported an outstanding 2024, posting a record $58 billion in annual profit — the highest ever for an American bank — and a 50% increase in fourth-quarter earnings to $14 billion. The bank’s strong results were driven largely by a rebound in dealmaking and robust trading revenues, which climbed 21% as election-related market … Read more

China Warns of Fallout as Japan and South Korea Join U.S. Talks

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China has warned nations that are negotiating trade agreements with the United States that it will take retaliatory measures if those deals harm Chinese interests. The warning reflects Beijing’s growing concern over a U.S. push to reshape global trade relationships and limit economic dependence on China. The U.S., under President Trump, has been encouraging roughly … Read more