Gold Regains Ground After Recent Market Turbulence

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Gold regained stability on Tuesday after experiencing its largest one-day decline since December 18, a fall driven by investor selling to cover losses in technology stocks. The recent slump followed DeepSeek’s release of a low-cost AI model, which shook confidence in leading AI firms and sparked broader market volatility. Even so, gold held firm above … Read more

Rally Now, Crash Later? Hedge Funds’ Market Forecasts Explained

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Daily News Nuggets | Today’s top stories for gold and silver investors September 25th, 2025   Jobless Claims Drop Sharply, Complicating Fed’s Next Move New jobless claims fell to 218,000 last week, well below the 235,000 forecast, indicating the labor market remains firmer than many economists expected. Continuing claims also edged down to about 1.7 … Read more

Goldman Sachs Predicts Gold Rally to $4,000 by Mid‑2026

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Goldman Sachs has reaffirmed a bullish long-term outlook for gold, projecting significant price appreciation over the next year and beyond. The firm’s updated forecast sets a base-case target of $3,700 per ounce by the end of 2025 and anticipates further upside to about $4,000 per ounce by mid-2026. In its analysis, Goldman highlights scenarios that … Read more

Markets Cut Odds of ECB Rate Cut After Trade Deal Eases Tariff Fears

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Traders now put the probability of an ECB rate cut at the September 11 meeting at well under 30%, down from roughly 50% before reports of a potential 15% EU–U.S. tariff agreement emerged. After delivering eight rate reductions over the past year, the European Central Bank left policy rates unchanged this week. ECB President Christine … Read more

Gold Prices and Nonfarm Payrolls: How Fed Policy Is Cornered

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Gold and silver market update — May 7, 2026 Key Takeaways ADP reported 109,000 private-sector jobs added in April, above the Dow Jones/CNBC consensus of 84,000 but below some broader forecasts. Despite the mixed signal, gold held near $4,700 and continued to climb — the muted market reaction is itself meaningful. The Fed faces a … Read more

What Would Happen If Everyone Wanted a One-Ounce Silver Coin?

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I had a family member order a tube of our silver Ajax rounds last week. It was the first physical metal purchase they had made in five years. A neighbor bought silver last month for the first time in their life. GoldSilver has also seen many first-time buyers this year. All of this raised a … Read more

VIX Surges 39% in Five Days — What Traders Need to Know

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The CBOE Volatility Index, widely known as the VIX, has jumped roughly 39% over the past five days, reflecting a marked rise in investor anxiety and market uncertainty. As a real-time gauge of expected S&P 500 volatility over the next 30 days, the VIX—created by the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) in 1993—remains one of … Read more

JPMorgan Leaders Confident in US Economic Growth Despite Inflation Concerns

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At the 2025 Davos forum, JPMorgan’s senior leaders painted a cautiously optimistic picture of the U.S. economy while underlining the ongoing risks posed by inflation. President Daniel Pinto said he believes the current economic cycle can continue, but he warned that inflation remains an important factor to monitor. Pinto emphasized that policy decisions and economic … Read more

How to Buy Silver Bars: A Complete Investor’s Guide

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If you’re considering buying silver bars, you’re already thinking about physical silver the right way. Silver bars are one of the most cost-efficient ways to own the metal — they generally carry lower premiums than coins, come in sizes from 1 oz to 1,000 oz, and can be IRA-eligible when they meet purity and refiner … Read more

Shoppers Rush Major Purchases Before Tariff Hikes, Retail Sales Surge

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U.S. retail sales jumped 1.4% in March, marking the biggest monthly increase in more than two years as consumers moved to buy big-ticket items—particularly vehicles—before anticipated tariff-related price increases. The gain surpassed most forecasts, reflecting elevated consumer spending this spring. Economists caution, however, that an advance in purchases now could pull demand forward from future … Read more