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A bullion buyer years before the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, James Anderson is a grounded precious metals researcher, content creator, and physical investment grade bullion professional.
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Gold and Silver Face Inflation, Record Diesel Fuel Prices, Rising Treasury Yields and an Upcoming Fed Rate Hike (opens the original)
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Gold and silver faced another volatile week as hotter inflation, rising Treasury yields, and renewed expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike pressured precious metals. Gold finished near $4,348 per ounce, while silver held around $64.50, even as underlying investment demand remained strong. Global gold ETFs attracted approximately **$18 billion in August—the second-largest monthly inflow on record—**highlighting continued investor interest despite recent price weakness. Learn more about wha
World's Largest Fund cuts US Debt Holdings after Dutch Relocated 86 Tons of Gold from US (opens the original)
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Gold and silver closed a volatile week with silver holding near $66.22 per ounce and gold finishing around $4,430 as U.S. investors weighed rising Treasury yields, mounting federal debt concerns, and shifting global demand for bullion. The Netherlands’ decision to relocate a significant portion of its gold reserves underscores growing attention to geopolitical and sovereign risk. Meanwhile, central banks, including China, continue to add gold during price pullbacks. UBS strategist sees gold pote
Gold and Silver Fall After Jackson Hole as Warsh, Bessent and McAlvany Shape the Precious Metals Outlook (opens the original)
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Gold and silver markets ended a volatile week under pressure after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh struck a hawkish tone at Jackson Hole, raising the possibility of higher interest rates and helping send gold to $4,456 and silver to $66.22 per ounce. Warsh’s inflation warnings strengthened rate-hike expectations, creating a potential near-term headwind for precious metals through higher yields and a stronger U.S. dollar. Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent escalated economic pressure o
Gold and Silver Rise as U.S. Debt Tops $40 Trillion and Treasury Steps Into Bond Market (opens the original)
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Gold and silver moved higher last week, with silver closing at $68.81 per oz and gold finishing at $4,608 per oz, as investors focused on mounting U.S. fiscal pressures and developments in the Treasury market. The U.S. national debt officially surpassed $40 trillion, more than doubling since 2017, while rising interest costs continue to place additional pressure on federal finances. Against that backdrop, the Treasury announced plans to double buybacks of longer-dated government debt, initially
Gold Above $4,400, Asian Silver Demand Accelerates, Debate Over $1,000 Silver Price Forecasts (opens the original)
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Gold’s breakout from its summer trading range, accelerating silver demand from China and India, and renewed debate over $300 to $1,000 silver price forecasts dominate this week’s precious metals market discussion. Gold and silver pushed higher again this week, with gold finishing near $4,375 an ounce and silver at $64.55, as precious metals continue to navigate a rapidly shifting macro landscape. Gold’s recent breakout above its summer consolidation range is putting renewed attention on Chinese
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