Gold Price Outlook September 2026: What the Fed’s September 15-16 Meeting Means for Your Metals

Gold holds near $4,380 as hot August PPI lifts September hike odds toward 60%. Bank targets are unchanged, central banks are still buying, and here is what actually decides the Fed’s September 15-16 call.

Silver Just Fell Three Times Harder Than Gold. Here’s the PPI Story Behind It.

Silver fell 4.1% today against gold’s 1.35% drop as August PPI data landed, pushing the gold-silver ratio to 67.2 in under an hour. Here’s the mechanism behind silver’s sharper swing, and why it doesn’t touch the market’s multi-year supply deficit.

Gold Hit a Two-Month High. Then It Pulled Back. The PPI Data That Caused Both Moves Is What Matters.

Gold hit a two-month high on Wednesday, then gave back ground Thursday as energy costs complicated an otherwise clean inflation signal. PPI came in flat. September Fed hike odds fell to 40%. ETF money is returning. Citi put a $90 target on silver. Here are the five developments shaping precious metals right now.

Gold Climbs 1% Ahead of July CPI. Here Is Why the Print Matters More Than the Number.

Gold climbed above $4,427 on Wednesday as markets positioned ahead of the July CPI release and cut September Fed hike odds to 50-50. Here is the real-yield mechanism driving the move — and why the structural case is unchanged regardless of the print.

Gold Opened at Its Highest Level Since June. Five Things Are Keeping It From Going Higher.

Gold hit a seven-week high after July’s jobs shock cut September rate-hike odds to 44%. Five forces are now pulling on the outcome — and CPI Wednesday is the override switch.

Why Is Silver So Hard to Mine? The Primary Supply Problem Explained

Only 26% of mined silver comes from primary mines. The rest arrives as a byproduct of copper, lead, and zinc operations that answer to entirely different economics. Here is why the silver supply problem cannot be solved this decade — and what that means for long-term holders.

Gold, Silver, and Stagflation: 5 Signals That Matter Now

Five verified market briefs for May 4, 2026: stagflation confirmed in ISM data, Warsh’s trimmed mean PCE as the key gold signal, AI’s $725B capex driving silver’s sixth straight deficit year, Friday’s binary jobs report, and what $1.3T in credit card debt reveals about monetary debasement.

Why Silver’s Supply Shock Is Inevitable 

Here’s something wild: most silver mines aren’t really silver mines.  Roughly 70% of all silver comes as a byproduct of mining for other metals like copper, zinc, and lead. That means silver production isn’t responding to silver demand — or even silver prices. And that’s a problem.  In the latest episode of The Gold Silver Show, Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard break down why this strange dynamic is setting silver up for an explosive move — and why the supply side may be powerless to stop it.  Silver Supply Is Tied to Other Markets  Unlike gold, silver isn’t typically mined […]

The Senate Just Added $3.3 Trillion to the Tab. Are You Ready?

New Senate bill adds $3.3T in debt — just as the U.S. dollar posts its worst start to a year since 1973.