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Gold spot recovered to $4,372.90/oz Friday as silver held $64.76. The PBoC's 21-month buying streak — July's largest addition since 2023 — is reshaping the physical metals market.
Read moreWhen Your Private Wealth Manager Suddenly Recommends Gold
For years, the standard line from many private wealth desks was some version of "gold doesn't earn anything — we'll pass." So it catches people off guard w
Read moreSilver pulled back 1.3% Thursday as gold retreated from a $4,450 seven-week high. Here's what the PPI data means for precious metals prices today.
Read moreSilver Reclaims $66 and Gold Tests a 10-Week High — But the Smartest Move Today Is Patience
Gold spot at $4,400–$4,415 and silver back above $66. PBoC set a record. Here's why we're watching, not trading, on CPI day.
Read moreGold and Silver Hold Near Multi-Week Highs as Markets Brace for CPI Tomorrow
Gold spot at $4,385/oz, silver at $65.10. Asia pushed both metals to fresh highs overnight before London pulled back. Here's the framework read heading into CPI.
Read moreSilver Backwardation at a 40-Year High — What London's Vault Tightness Means for Physical Metals
Silver backwardation hit $2.88/oz — the largest since the 1980s. Gold holds $4,333 post-NFP. Here's what the London vault signal means for physical buyers this week.
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