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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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Tonia Zimmermann

90 PERCENT PAPER GOLD: INSIDER FROM GOLDMAN AND JP MORGAN REVEALS THE REAL BACKING

The Swiss Tonia Zimmermann from S spent decades structuring derivatives at Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and Credit Suisse before co-founding her financial platform. She just laid out exactly what paper gold really is and why the gap between paper promises and physical metal matters more than most investors realize.

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$4,075/oz gold is now in play, and the price will need to challenge $4,600

$4,075/oz gold is now in play, and the price will need to challenge $4,600 before bullish momentum resumes – Saxo Bank’s Hansen

Gold is trading firmly below its 200-day moving average as labor market strength and rising inflation reinforce the higher-for-longer rate narrative, which are supporting bond yields and the dollar, with $4,075/oz gold now in play, but long-term fundamentals remain supportive, according to Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank.

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Cadia is one of Australia’s largest gold mines.

Australian gold output down slightly as prices vary widely

Australian gold production fell almost 3% to 75 tonnes in this year’s first quarter compared to the previous period due to rain and bushfires, while gold price highs kept the output valuable, Melbourne-based mining consultants Surbiton Associates says. That production total, worth about A$17 billion ($12 billion) was down just two tonnes from last year’s fourth…

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Gold demand will drop

Gold demand will drop this year even as supply increases, but average price will still rise 43% in 2026 – Metals Focus

The global gold supply will see modest growth in both mine production and recycling in 2026, even as gold demand is projected to decline as double-digit losses in jewelry and central bank purchases are offset by increased investor appetite for bars and coins, which will replace jewelry as the largest component of demand for the…

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