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PHYSICAL : The actual price of physical Gold, Platinum, or Silver is always higher than the paper spot price. This is because the spot price represents the paper or electronic market value, not the physical metal in your hand. PHYSICAL PRICE :
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Could Governments Revalue Gold
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Could Governments Revalue Gold? Why the Gold Revaluation Debate Is Back

Gold has always had a unique role in the international monetary system. Long after most major currencies abandoned their formal link to gold, central banks continued to hold the metal as a reserve asset. Now, with government debt at historically high levels, concerns about inflation and currency purchasing power growing, and central banks continuing to…

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Gold Rebounds as Investors Return to Physical Bullio
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Gold Rebounds as Investors Return to Physical Bullion

Gold has regained momentum after its recent pullback, with investors returning to the precious metals market as uncertainty surrounding inflation, interest rates, currencies and geopolitics continues to shape financial markets. For Australian investors, the move is particularly significant. With gold currently trading at approximately A$6,211.72 per troy ounce, the market remains at historically elevated levels…

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Gold Price Pullback Creates Opportunity as Goldman Sachs Targets US$4,900
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Gold Price Pullback Creates Opportunity as Goldman Sachs Targets US$4,900

Gold has started September on the back foot, but the broader outlook for the precious metal remains firmly bullish as global uncertainty, central bank buying and record government debt continue to support long-term demand. After reaching historic highs during August, gold has entered a period of profit-taking following a sharp shift in expectations for US…

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https://www.kitco.com/news/article/2026-08-31/feds-hawkishness-will-drive-gold-price-toward-4200oz-year-5350-q3-2027
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Fed’s hawkishness will drive gold price toward $4,200/oz this year, but $5,350 by Q3 2027 still in play – TD Securities’ Melek

Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh leaned hawkish in his speech from Jackson Hole, Wyoming on Friday, reiterating the central bank’s commitment to keeping inflation under control, and this stance could be a significant headwind for gold in the near term, according to Bart Melek, Head of Commodity Research at TD Securities.

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Gold’s Next Move: Pullback, Support and a Potential Run Towards US$5,400
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Gold’s Next Move: Pullback, Support and a Potential Run Towards US$5,400

Spot gold is currently around AUD $6,403.48 per ounce, while silver is trading around AUD $96.26 and platinum around AUD $2,559.70. After gold recently pushed towards US$4,700, the market has entered a period of consolidation, with investors watching closely to see whether this is simply a healthy correction before another move higher.

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