Gold has surged despite macroeconomic headwinds, primarily due to central bank purchasing and geopolitical tensions. Could the rally see another gear after lower interest rates and a weaker dollar?
Last year was the first time in 30 years that gold miners made no major gold discoveries.
Gold remains steady at $2,580 while silver rises amid growing expectations of a Fed rate cut and FOMC decisions driving precious metals demand higher.
Warns of a potential "hockey stick" trajectory for gold prices, similar to the 2008 financial crisis and the Bitcoin boom.
As we head into 2025, the gold market is witnessing a remarkable sequence of ‘events.’
Gold surged to a record high amid a weakening U.S. dollar and easing inflation, while silver followed suit, driven by strong industrial demand.
While silver has industrial uses, Tiggre's cautious about its short-term performance. Investors should consider gold mining stocks for potential gains.
The silver deficit crisis and BRICS' new currency. Chris Marcus discusses the latest developments in the precious metals market and the potential impact of the BRICS+ monetary system.
Discover why Chris Ritchie believes the industry is undervaluing silver and gold, and how his company, SilverCrest Metals, is paving the way for a new era.
Looking for investment opportunities? Middelkoop's bullish outlook on precious metals, uranium, and copper might interest you.
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