Silver takes the brunt of the damage as investors consider policies suggested by former president; trading volumes skyrocket
Gold prices dropped more than $80 an ounce, or 3%, to $2,670 Wednesday morning on news that Republican candidate and former U.S. President Donald Trump will become the 47th President of the United St
Silver drops 5%, gold 3% as Trump wins election, sparking a broader commodities slide. A spike in 10-year yields and stronger dollar shift investors from metals to higher-yield assets.
Little to no movement in precious metals markets during lead-up to the U.S. election
At the last FOMC meeting, gold soared after the Federal Reserve announced a half-point interest rate cut
With one of the most highly anticipated and high-stakes presidential elections just days away, precious metals investors are eager to understand what it could mean for their portfolios.
Peter Schiff warns of impending market crashes, predicting a surge in gold prices. He sees gold as a safe haven asset, ideal for protecting wealth during economic turmoil.
Just 12,000 jobs added in October, the lowest on record since December 2020
Chris Powell, a veteran in the gold market, suggests that central banks are manipulating gold prices.
In a recent interview, renowned precious metals expert Adrian Day declared, "We are in the most bullish environment for gold imaginable."