Sell Gold During a Bull Market Pullback? Timing Tips for Investors

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For most long-term investors, holding gold remains the wiser choice. With gold trading near $4,700 an ounce — roughly 16% below its January 2026 record of about $5,600 — selling into a pullback during an established bull market often means missing the next major leg higher. The structural drivers behind gold — inflation, monetary debasement, … Read more

US Economic Outlook: Solid Growth Masks Underlying Fragility

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Morning News Nuggets | Today’s top stories for gold and silver investorsMarch 18th, 2026 | Brandon Sauerwein, Editor The U.S. economic outlook heading into spring looks resilient on the surface. But with oil near $100, the Fed announcing its decision today, and the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, underlying strains are becoming harder to ignore. … Read more

More Americans Working Through Retirement, Survey Shows

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More Americans are choosing to work part-time during retirement, driven by a combination of financial pressures, rising healthcare expenses, longer lifespans, and a desire to stay engaged and purposeful. For many retirees, part-time work provides a way to bridge income gaps, maintain social connections, and keep skills current without committing to full-time employment. According to … Read more

Why Gold’s Rally Is Poised to Continue in 2026

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Gold has been one of the strongest-performing assets in recent years, outpacing many equities and even some cryptocurrencies on a risk-adjusted basis. After reaching record highs in 2025, investors are asking a straightforward question: will the gold rally continue through 2026, or is the bull market losing momentum? Most major analysts believe the rally still … Read more

Why Gold Falls After an Oil Shock — What’s Driving the Drop

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🌅 Morning News Nuggets | Today’s top stories for gold and silver investors March 20th, 2026 | Brandon Sauerwein, Editor If you watched gold fall nearly 9% this week while oil surged past $119, it probably didn’t make sense. The gold price drop after the oil shock isn’t what it looks like. Here’s the full … Read more

Gold Rises as Dollar Share of Global Reserves Falls to 58%

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According to a recent report from the European Central Bank, the U.S. dollar’s position as the dominant global reserve currency has been gradually weakening. Over the past decade, the dollar’s share of global reserves dropped from around 68% to approximately 58%, and in 2024 alone it lost about two percentage points of market share. Despite … Read more

Gold Falls Below 50-Day Moving Average — Market Impact Explained

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On Friday, spot gold extended a recent pullback, testing the $3,341.10 level, which corresponds to its 50-day moving average, after slipping below the short-term pivot at $3,347.97. Support for the U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields, along with renewed confidence in risk assets, encouraged investors to reduce their bullion positions and weigh opportunities elsewhere. Technical … Read more

Copper Rally Explained: What the Metal’s Surge Means for Markets

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Metal markets are experiencing a strong upswing, with copper joining gold, silver and platinum in a broad rally. Year-to-date, gold and silver have each risen by roughly 26%, platinum has surged about 49%, and copper has climbed nearly 12% following a newly announced 50% import tariff on refined copper. What is driving this surge, and … Read more

Can a President Remove the Fed Chair? Trump and Powell Explained

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President Trump recently suggested he might remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell before Powell’s term ends next year, citing disagreements over interest-rate policy. The remark provoked immediate market unease and renewed debate over the legal and constitutional limits on presidential authority to remove the head of the central bank. Powell and other Fed officials have … Read more

Gold Prices Rebound Ahead of US Inflation Data as Trade Tensions Rise

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Gold prices climbed 0.8% to $2,912.88 per ounce on Tuesday, recovering from Monday’s lows as investors moved toward safe-haven assets amid growing trade tensions. Attention now turns to Wednesday’s U.S. inflation report, a key data point that could shape the Federal Reserve’s interest rate outlook. Traders and portfolio managers are watching closely because stronger-than-expected inflation … Read more