A collapsing fiat system will drive hyperinflation and a long metals meltup led by gold and silver, with copper poised to ...
Gold, silver and copper were the big winners of 2025, even with year-end turbulence. What a key chart level may signal about the road ahead. - AFP via Year-end turbulence only modestly slowed the ...
But technical factors could slow the ongoing progress. The long metals trade has become crowded. Banks, hedge funds, and even ...
I’ll break down where copper stands now and what it is signaling for silver. The longer-term monthly chart reveals that copper’s consolidation since 2021 is forming an ascending triangle pattern - a ...
The Guardian makes two more interesting points about copper, silver and gold: Analysts said copper had also joined silver and gold as a safe haven asset for investors wanting to hedge against the ...
Gold prices experienced a subdued movement, lingering within the $2,000 to $2,050 band amid concerns over the Federal Reserve’s stance on maintaining elevated interest rates. The robust dollar added ...
Silver and other metals rebounded after Monday's steep declines. Silver futures rose 8% on Tuesday. On Monday, silver posted its steepest decline in almost five years after exchange operator CME upped ...
Gold prices dipped in response to growing concerns over sustained high U.S. interest rates, ahead of crucial economic data releases. Despite a lack of significant movement due to Fed officials’ hints ...
Gold and silver have already rewritten the record books, but the real drama may be lining up for 2026, when technical levels and institutional forecasts start to converge. Traders who live by the ...
Despite year-end drops for gold and silver, both logged their biggest yearly percentage gains since 1979 Gold, silver and copper were the big winners of 2025, even with year-end turbulence. What a key ...
Year-end turbulence was only modestly slowing the surge in silver, gold and copper in 2025, with the metals providing important ballast to portfolios as President Donald Trump’s tariffs rattled ...