What’s Driving Gold and Silver Prices This Week 

Gold and silver whipsawed on conflicting ceasefire signals as Trump paused Iran strikes and Tehran denied any talks. Meanwhile, gas crossed $4 for the first time since 2022 — and Friday’s CPI print could reset inflation expectations.

Gold Is Down 14% in March. Inflation Isn’t Done Yet. 

Gold dropped 14% in March — its worst month since 2008. Gas prices surged. Aluminum hit a two-year high. And the OECD now sees inflation running nearly twice the Fed’s forecast. Here’s what’s driving markets and what it means heading into Q2.

Oil Price Rebound: Trade Optimism Lifts Crude After Two-Week Slump

Oil markets rebounded this week after two straight weeks of losses, thanks to renewed trade discussions between the U.S. and China—the world’s two largest economies. A positive phone call between Presidents Trump and Xi reignited hopes for a potential trade deal, driving optimism about future oil demand. Brent crude rose 2.2% for the week, while WTI surged 4.1%. Canada’s re-engagement in trade talks with the U.S. added to the upbeat sentiment. These developments suggest a more stable economic outlook, which may influence commodity investors and global growth forecasts. The oil price rebound remains volatile as markets react to ongoing tariff […]

The Next Precious Metal Set for a Major Rally?

With gold crossing $3,000/oz, the metals market is shifting — and Alan Hibbard recently sat down for an important interview about the metals markets.