Gold Climbs on Fed Uncertainty as Palladium and Platinum Hit Multi-Year Highs

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Gold prices rose on Thursday, supported by a weaker U.S. dollar and lingering uncertainty about the Federal Reserve’s policy path. Spot gold climbed 0.2% to $3,339.38 per ounce, while U.S. gold futures added 0.3% to $3,352.30. The softer dollar improved gold’s appeal for overseas buyers. At the same time, public criticism from President Trump directed … Read more

Dollar Rebounds as Gold Pulls Back but Holds Above $3,300

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Gold prices eased on Thursday after briefly reaching a near two-week high, with spot gold down 0.3% at $3,303.82. The pullback followed a modest rebound in the U.S. dollar, which tends to make gold relatively more expensive for investors using other currencies. Despite the dip, concerns about the United States’ swelling $36 trillion debt and … Read more

China Retaliates Against U.S. Tariffs with Targeted Trade Measures

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China has retaliated to President Trump’s proposed 10% blanket tariff by imposing more targeted measures on roughly $20 billion of U.S. imports. The announced tariffs include a 15% duty on certain coal and liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments and a 10% duty on crude oil and selected vehicle models. These steps are deliberately calibrated to … Read more

British Pound Near Two-Month High Despite Trump’s 25% EU Tariff Threat

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The British pound held steady against the US dollar on Thursday, trading around $1.2674 — marginally below Wednesday’s two‑month peak of $1.2717. Markets have been digesting political and monetary developments, and sterling’s resilience reflects a mix of trade dynamics and interest rate expectations. Earlier this week, President Trump signaled the possibility of imposing 25% tariffs … Read more

June Inflation Climbs to 4-Month High on Rising Import Costs

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Inflation rose in June to 2.7% year-over-year, the highest reading in four months. Although the increase was anticipated, more evidence suggests that tariffs are contributing to higher prices for many everyday goods. Imported-dependent categories such as appliances, toys, video equipment, and home linens experienced noticeable price increases. Until recently, large retailers were able to absorb … Read more

Wealthy Investors Shift from Dollar to Gold and Crypto as Trade Tensions Rise – UBS

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UBS reports that wealthy clients are shifting away from US dollar-denominated investments and showing greater interest in alternative assets such as gold and cryptocurrencies. Amy Lo, co-head of UBS Group’s Asian Wealth Management, said that gold has become particularly attractive amid economic uncertainty tied to trade tensions and tariff policies. Investors are treating gold as … Read more

Markets React to Trump’s $3.8 Trillion Tax Plan and Debt Shock

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The euro weakened on Thursday while the yen gained ground as disappointing European business data collided with rising concerns about U.S. fiscal policy. Investors reacted after the House passed President Trump’s tax-and-spend bill, which analysts estimate could add as much as $3.8 trillion to U.S. federal debt over the next decade. The potential increase in … Read more

Black Friday & Cyber Monday Gold and Silver Deals You Can’t Miss

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This Black Friday and Cyber Monday, trusted precious metals dealer GoldSilver is offering significant discounts to help you save on gold and silver. Whether you are a first-time buyer or adding to an existing stack, these holiday savings make now an excellent time to buy bullion. GoldSilver’s Epic Black Friday & Cyber Monday Precious Metals … Read more

Gold Rebounds After Nine-Day Slide: Safe-Haven Demand Returns

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🌅 Morning News Nuggets | Today’s top stories for gold and silver investorsMarch 25th, 2026 | Brandon Sauerwein, Editor Gold and silver rebounded sharply this morning, ending a nine-day slide. With Iran negotiations uncertain and oil swinging, safe-haven demand for gold has returned. Gold Safe-Haven Demand Returns After Nine-Day Selloff Gold steadied after its steepest … Read more

SNB Chief Defends Currency Policy: We Are Not Manipulators

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The Swiss National Bank (SNB) chairman, Martin Schlegel, said the bank will continue to intervene in foreign exchange markets when necessary, while firmly rejecting claims that Switzerland is engaging in currency manipulation. Schlegel made clear that “Switzerland is not a currency manipulator,” and stressed that interventions in the past were carried out as legitimate monetary … Read more