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Gold price is struggling now, but analysts say the looming bond crisis could change everything

The gold market continues to struggle to reclaim $4,500 an ounce as bond yields rise to critical levels, driven higher by growing inflation fears, but analysts note that sentiment in the precious metals market could turn bullish quickly.

Deutsche Bank: Central Banks Continue Major Shift Toward Gold Reserves

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May 22, 202679Views 0Likes 0Comments

Deutsche Bank: Central Banks Continue Major Shift Toward Gold Reserves

A new report from Deutsche Bank highlights a dramatic transformation taking place within the global financial system, as Central Banks around the world continue increasing their Gold reserves at the expense of the US Dollar.

Gold Price Recovers as US-Iran Draft Deal Pressures Oil and the US Dollar

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May 22, 202698Views 0Likes 0Comments

Gold Price Recovers as US-Iran Draft Deal Pressures Oil and the US Dollar

Gold prices stabilised during Thursday’s North American trading session after reports emerged that a draft agreement between the United States and Iran had been finalised, easing geopolitical tensions and triggering sharp moves across global markets.

Understanding Cost Averaging Through Gold, Silver, and the Gold Silver Ratio

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May 21, 202668Views 0Likes 0Comments

Understanding Cost Averaging Through Gold, Silver, and the Gold Silver Ratio

The chart you generated provides a clear institutional style view of three key series over a five year period: the gold price in Australian dollars, the silver price in Australian dollars, and the gold silver ratio. Together, these lines form one of the most practical real world illustrations of the cost averaging principle in action…

Is This the Buying Opportunity Investors Have Been Waiting For?

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May 21, 202663Views 0Likes 0Comments

Is This the Buying Opportunity Investors Have Been Waiting For?

Gold prices softened this week, falling to around US$4,502 per ounce as rising US Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar temporarily pressured the market. While short term traders reacted to higher yields, many major financial institutions continue to maintain an extremely bullish long term outlook for gold.

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May 21, 202698Views 0Likes 0Comments

Gold will hit $5,800 ATH by December, but silver has highest upside, platinum has breakout potential – MKS PAMP’s Shiels

Despite Iran war headwinds, gold prices are still on track to reach a fresh all-time high of $5,800 per ounce before year-end, while silver’s supply deficit and dual demand make it the better medium-term bet, according to Nicky Shiels, head of research and metals strategy at MKS PAMP,

Major Institutions Still Expect $5,000 Gold

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May 20, 202669Views 0Likes 0Comments

Why Major Institutions Still Expect $5,000 Gold

Gold has corrected sharply in 2026, falling around 16% from its January record high of $5,589 an ounce to recent levels near $4,700. While short term traders have become nervous, the underlying forces driving the long term bull market in gold remain firmly in place.

Gold price is struggling now, but analysts say the looming bond crisis could change everything

Deutsche Bank: Central Banks Continue Major Shift Toward Gold Reserves

Gold Price Recovers as US-Iran Draft Deal Pressures Oil and the US Dollar

Understanding Cost Averaging Through Gold, Silver, and the Gold Silver Ratio

Is This the Buying Opportunity Investors Have Been Waiting For?

Gold will hit $5,800 ATH by December, but silver has highest upside, platinum has breakout potential – MKS PAMP’s Shiels

Why Major Institutions Still Expect $5,000 Gold

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