Trump Demands Powell’s Ouster as Fed Chair Warns of Tariff Fallout

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President Trump intensified his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Thursday, using Truth Social to demand Powell’s removal. In a post that accused Powell of being “always TOO LATE AND WRONG,” Trump urged immediate cuts to interest rates and suggested the Fed should have mirrored the European Central Bank’s recent shift toward monetary … Read more

Gold Rallies Above $4,000 Ahead of Fed Rate-Cut Decision

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Daily News Nuggets | Today’s top stories for gold and silver investors October 29, 2025   Gold Claws Back Above $4,000 After Trade Talk Selloff Gold rebounded above $4,000 an ounce on Tuesday after plunging as much as 3.2% on Monday when signs of progress in US-China trade talks reduced demand for safe-haven assets. By … Read more

How UBS’s $3,800 Gold Forecast Will Shift Precious Metals Markets

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UBS, the Swiss banking giant, recently raised its gold price forecast to $3,800 per ounce by late 2025. If realized, this would represent roughly a 45% gain from current levels and would be one of the most significant upward revisions in recent years. That projection has captured attention across the metals market. Below we summarize … Read more

Valcambi Suisse 50g CombiBar – Breakable Gold Bar

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Think gold bullion is too valuable to buy groceries with? The new 50 gram Valcambi Gold CombiBars, now available at GoldSilver.com™, are specifically designed for practical trade and everyday use. In a currency disruption, you might need to trade gold for essentials. The CombiBars are divisible into individual 1 gram pieces, each hallmarked and carrying … Read more

Central Banks’ 80-Ton Monthly Gold Buying: What It Means for the Dollar

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Gold prices are defying conventional market expectations, climbing toward $3,400 per ounce instead of retreating. This strength is not primarily driven by retail traders but by a steady and significant increase in central bank purchases. Central banks are quietly accumulating roughly 80 metric tons of gold each month. These purchases signal a broader reassessment of … Read more

Why Silver Plunged 7% After the Trump–Xi Summit Broke Down

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Key Takeaways Silver dropped about 7.7% to roughly $77.11 on May 15, 2026, wiping out a four-day summit-driven rally that had pushed prices from $77 to $86.10. The gold/silver ratio reversed from about 54.94 back to roughly 59, indicating approximately $8/oz of silver’s recent gain was driven by short-term trade optimism that has now been … Read more

Gold Hits Record High — Is $5,000 the Next Target?

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Daily News Nuggets | Today’s top stories for gold and silver investorsJanuary 21st, 2026 Trump Takes Davos Stage Amid Market Turmoil Over Greenland President Trump addressed global leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos this morning, touting a “booming” U.S. economy while pressing his case on Greenland. He described the Arctic territory as a … Read more

Gold Climbs Seventh Week as Jobs Data Cloud Market Outlook

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Daily News Nuggets | Today’s top stories for gold and silver investors October 3rd, 2025 Central Bank Gold Buying Rebounds in August After a pause in July, central banks returned to the gold market in August, adding a net 15 tonnes to global reserves. Kazakhstan led the purchases, followed by Bulgaria and El Salvador. Poland … Read more

Gold Prices Fall After US-UK Deal as China Raises Import Quotas

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Gold prices slipped on Thursday, falling 0.4% to $3,352.63 an ounce after President Trump announced a broad trade agreement with Britain. The announcement eased market anxieties and reduced some investor demand for gold as a safe-haven asset. Traders are also focused on upcoming U.S.-China trade talks in Switzerland, which could influence market sentiment and precious … Read more

Hungary Inflation Climbs Again as Food and Energy Prices Push Up Costs

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Hungary’s inflation rate climbed to 4.6% in June, pushed higher by rising costs for food, energy and services. This outcome matched economists’ forecasts but represents the highest annual inflation reading since March. The increase highlights persistent price pressures even as policymakers try to moderate the pace of rising costs. Despite government measures to cap prices … Read more