Daily News Nuggets | Today’s top stories for gold and silver investors November 11th, 2025 Government Shutdown Nears End After 42 Days The record 42-day U.S. government shutdown appears to be winding down after the Senate approved a temporary funding measure supported by centrist Democrats. The House is expected to vote soon, potentially ending the … Read more

Morgan Stanley has increased its gold price forecast for the fourth quarter of 2025 to $3,800 per ounce, citing several macroeconomic and geopolitical factors that could push precious metals higher. The bank highlights a softer U.S. dollar, potential inflationary pressures, and persistent global uncertainty as key drivers supporting a stronger gold market. In its outlook, … Read more

Chinese consumers’ strong demand for gold helped push prices to record highs in 2024, especially across Shubei’s large retail market. Even as overall consumer spending and jewelry purchases eased amid China’s economic slowdown, gold kept its appeal as a store of value. Buyers focused heavily on bars and coins, which saw steady sales compared with … Read more

Many investors own gold and silver as a hedge against economic turmoil. But how reliable are these metals during stock market crashes? Understanding how a market collapse and any subsequent weakness in the dollar affect gold and silver is essential for making informed investment decisions now and preparing for a severe recession or depression. It … Read more

President Trump suggested that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell might face dismissal because of mounting expenses associated with the Federal Reserve’s headquarters renovation. The renovation’s reported $2.5 billion cost has attracted criticism from the administration, which has been seeking a Fed leader more receptive to substantial interest-rate reductions. The Federal Reserve has requested its inspector … Read more

President Trump has signed an executive order directing independent federal agencies, including the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), to submit draft regulations to the White House for review and to consult with the administration on regulatory priorities. The order explicitly exempts the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decisions, but it … Read more

Economists now anticipate slower U.S. economic growth in 2025, revising their forecast to about 2.0% for the year, down from an earlier estimate of roughly 2.3%, according to a recent Bloomberg survey. The outlook is weakest in the first quarter, where growth is now expected to be near 1.2%, significantly lower than prior projections around … Read more

For most of recorded history, gold has functioned as money — a durable store of value recognized across cultures and civilizations. It has outlasted empires, currencies, and financial crises, preserving purchasing power when fiat systems faltered. Compared with that long span, today’s fiat currency system is a recent chapter in monetary history. That perspective helps … Read more

The large-scale issuance of Treasury bills is rapidly drawing excess cash out of the financial system and could create liquidity strains for the U.S. Treasury. Following the recent increase in the statutory debt limit to $41.1 trillion, more than $1 trillion of T-bills is expected to be issued over the next 18 months. As a … Read more

Gold futures on the Comex exchange surged today, with the front-month April contract closing at a record high of $3,155.20 per troy ounce. The session’s advance amounted to $98.70, or 3.23%, the biggest one-day percentage increase since April 9, 2020. This rally extends a three-session winning streak, during which the metal has gained $203.90, or … Read more