Why Gold Ignored the Fed’s Fastest Rate Hikes in 40 Years 

For 50 years, rate hikes meant falling gold. In 2022 that rule broke. Here is the real-rate mechanism and the new force behind it.

China Just Made Its Biggest Gold Buy in 3 Years, So Why Did the Price Fall? 

While gold and silver dip into the Fed’s September minutes, four other signals tell a different story: China’s biggest reserve buy in three years, a Singapore-Hong Kong race to build gold infrastructure, record CME trading volume, and Nassim Taleb’s case that gold already is the reserve currency.

Gold Fell 26% From Its Peak. Five Wall Street Voices Just Made the Case for Why That’s the Wrong Read.

JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon, strategist Jim Paulsen, and Man Group are each independently flagging the same sticky-inflation, rate-risk conditions gold bulls have priced in for months, even as retail coverage still frames the 26% correction as a reason to wait.

Gold’s Share of Central Bank Reserves Nearly Doubled. A Top Banker Just Explained Why.

Three years ago, gold made up about one dollar in seven of the world’s central bank reserves. Today it’s closer to one in four. Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel just told a room of bullion bankers exactly why that shift still has room to run.

The $145 Trillion Market That Moves Gold More Than the Fed

Everyone watches the Fed for clues on gold. The real mechanism runs through bonds: the real yield they quietly set, why Treasury selling doesn’t mean gold buying, and why central banks keep buying anyway. The video breaks down what the Fed can’t explain.

Why Are Central Banks Buying So Much Gold in 2026?

Central bank reserve managers are running a decades-old diversification playbook at sovereign scale, and the 2026 data shows it accelerating even through a price correction. Here is the mechanism behind the headlines, and what it means for an individual saver’s own allocation.

Morgan Stanley Just Named Gold’s Floor. Here’s the Number.

Morgan Stanley just named $4,000 as gold’s floor, citing three structural supports: steady central bank buying, fiscal debt concerns, and a possible oil-driven easing in yields. Meanwhile, silver is quietly outperforming today. Here’s what’s actually holding, what’s pressuring gold, and what would flip the floor into a rally.

A 6% Yield Could Make or Break Gold’s Rally

Gold just had its best two years in decades, then stumbled in September. GoldSilver’s chief economist Trey Reik says one number decides what happens next: the 10-year Treasury yield. Here’s his threshold, and why he doesn’t think this is 1980 again.

Gold Fell Again. Five Wall Street Desks Can’t Agree on Why.

Gold and silver are sliding on surging real yields and Fed-hike bets, but five institutional desks read the move differently. Here’s what Saxo Bank, State Street, MKS PAMP, StoneX, and Heraeus are each watching right now.

What Is the Debt-to-GDP Ratio, and What the US Number Tells You About Gold

The debt-to-GDP ratio measures a government’s debt against the size of its economy. See what America’s 122.6% reading means, how it compares to Japan and Italy, and why it keeps pointing back to gold.