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Shanghai Silver Premium Rises to 13.56% as East–West Price Gap Keeps Widening

Silver was trading at $72.36 an ounce on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (#SHFE) on Thursday evening, roughly $8.66 above COMEX silver in New York, a premium of more than 13.5%. The price of silver in Shanghai continues to slowly widen and pull away from the Western LBMA and COMEX benchmarks, and months of market turmoil…

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September 25, 202659Views 0Likes 0Comments

Gold price battles $4,300 support, but BMO sees underlying demand strengthening

Gold prices are struggling to hold gains above critical near-term support at $4,300 an ounce as renewed momentum in the U.S. dollar and elevated bond yields continue to take their toll on the precious metal. Gold prices have dropped below $4,300 and are currently trading at $4,279.80 an ounce, down close to 2% on the…

Gold Price Forecast: Pullback Tests Key Support as Bulls Eye $4,511

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September 24, 202673Views 0Likes 0Comments

Gold Price Forecast: Pullback Tests Key Support as Bulls Eye $4,511

Gold has slipped towards critical support near $4,270, but the falling-wedge breakout remains intact. A push above $4,400 would put the next target at $4,511.

Gold Price Will Hit $4,900/oz in 2026 on Strong Sovereign Demand as China Buys 75% More Than Reported in July – Goldman Sachs

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September 24, 2026184Views 0Likes 0Comments

Gold Price Will Hit $4,900/oz in 2026 on Strong Sovereign Demand as China Buys 75% More Than Reported in July – Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs Research is sticking with its year-end gold forecast of US$4,900 an ounce. The bank says central banks kept buying heavily through July, and China appears to be accumulating far more bullion than its official figures show.

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September 23, 2026184Views 0Likes 0Comments

From Gold to Paper: The Monetary Choices That Made Inflation Permanent

For most of American history, prices barely moved. Between 1800 and 1940, U.S. prices rose by an average of about 0.2% a year, and the cost of living on the eve of World War II was only modestly higher than it had been 140 years earlier. The economy went through nearly 70 separate episodes of…

231 Years Ago, America Put Its First $10 Gold Coins Into Circulation

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September 23, 202665Views 0Likes 0Comments

231 Years Ago, America Put Its First $10 Gold Coins Into Circulation, and Australia Has Its Own Golden Chapter

On 22 September 1795, the fledgling United States Mint in Philadelphia released 1,097 of America’s first $10 gold coins, known as “eagles,” into circulation. It was a quiet milestone for a young nation still working out what its money should be, but it set a standard that would shape American coinage for well over a…

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September 23, 202659Views 0Likes 0Comments

Gold Remains Trapped Between $4,300 and $4,500 as Markets Wait for the Next Move

Gold remains caught between two important technical levels, with the market trading around the $4,370 area as traders weigh interest rates, inflation, the US dollar and continuing global economic uncertainty.

Shanghai Silver Premium Rises to 13.56% as East–West Price Gap Keeps Widening

Gold price battles $4,300 support, but BMO sees underlying demand strengthening

Gold Price Forecast: Pullback Tests Key Support as Bulls Eye $4,511

Gold Price Will Hit $4,900/oz in 2026 on Strong Sovereign Demand as China Buys 75% More Than Reported in July – Goldman Sachs

From Gold to Paper: The Monetary Choices That Made Inflation Permanent

231 Years Ago, America Put Its First $10 Gold Coins Into Circulation, and Australia Has Its Own Golden Chapter

Gold Remains Trapped Between $4,300 and $4,500 as Markets Wait for the Next Move

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