Gold Near $5,000 as Fed Faces Sticky Inflation

Gold steadies near $5,000 as inflation complicates the Fed’s next move. China’s retail demand surges, volatility rises, and miners expand exploration. Markets may be underestimating policy risk as rate-cut hopes face renewed pressure.
Markets Eye Friday’s CPI, Credit Card Debt Hits Record High

Markets brace for U.S. CPI data as gold reacts to strong jobs numbers, credit card debt hits a record $1.28 trillion, copper extends its rally, and new coal policy reshapes the energy outlook. Here’s what it means for inflation, rates, and metals.
Silver Volatile, Gold Resilient After January Jobs Surprise

The January jobs report showed stronger hiring, but sharp downward revisions reveal slowing momentum beneath the surface. As markets reassess rate-cut expectations, gold prices remain steady despite mixed economic signals.
Silver’s 7% Bounce Sparks Bullish Calls

Daily News Nuggets | Today’s top stories for gold and silver investors February 10th, 2026 | Brandon Sauerwein, Editor Safe Haven Demand Powers Precious Metals Rally Gold has climbed back above $5,000 an ounce, extending an extraordinary rally that has pushed prices to record levels. The move follows a highly volatile stretch that included the metal’s largest weekly sell-off in decades, quickly followed by a sharp rebound as investors bought the dip. Gold vs SPY Past Three Months The resilience reflects growing safe-haven demand amid geopolitical tensions and rising economic uncertainty. A softer U.S. dollar has also helped, making gold more attractive to global buyers. Central bank activity remains a key support. China […]
Gold Holds Above $5,000 as Hedge Funds Brace for Turbulence

Gold remains steady above $5,000 as the dollar weakens and investors position defensively ahead of crucial inflation and jobs data. Hedge funds are shorting U.S. stocks at record levels while China marks its 15th consecutive month of gold purchases—signaling a strategic shift in how markets view risk.
Gold and Silver Rally Through Ongoing Market Volatility

Silver’s violent swings and rising margin requirements are rippling through precious metals markets. Asian gold demand is cooling short term, but analysts remain bullish on gold’s long-term outlook amid rising global risks.
Silver Slides, Gold Shows Stability as Markets De-Risk

Markets are shifting into risk-off mode. Silver and crypto slide as leverage unwinds, layoffs surge, and uncertainty grows. Gold’s relative stability highlights its role when investors prioritize resilience over speculation.
Gold Rebounds as Fed Risk, Weak Jobs, and Crypto Stress Collide

Daily News Nuggets | Today’s top stories for gold and silver investors February 4th, 2026 | Brandon Sauerwein, Editor Gold Over $5,000, Silver Surges After Deep Sell-Off Gold futures reclaimed the $5,000/oz mark Wednesday, rebounding after last week’s historic plunge. Prices rose about 3% to roughly $5,070/oz, while silver surged 8–10% toward the $90/oz level. The bounce followed one of the sharpest precious-metals sell-offs in decades, with gold down more than 13% and silver nearly 30% earlier this week. Traders point to dip-buying and forced liquidations running their course as key drivers of the rebound. After crowded trades unwound, selling pressure eased. Many now view the drop as a technical reset, not a breakdown in underlying demand. Still, volatility remains elevated. Measures like the […]
Gold (+6%) and Silver (+10%) Stage Dramatic Comeback

Gold climbed 6.2% and silver surged 10% Tuesday as precious metals rebounded from their worst selloff in decades. Mining stocks rallied alongside the comeback. Meanwhile, Trump unveiled a $12 billion mineral reserve to counter China and slashed India tariffs to 18%—though key details remain missing.
JP Morgan Sees $6,300 Gold After Historic Crash

Gold fell nearly $1,000 from record highs while silver crashed 31% in the worst precious metals rout in decades. Chinese speculators fueled the rally — then sparked the collapse. Yet JP Morgan raised its target to $6,300 and Singapore buyers lined up for more.
