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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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Central Bank Gold Accumulation Continues: What Investors Need to Know

Central Bank Gold Accumulation Continues: What Investors Need to Know

Central banks continue to turn to physical gold Something significant has been happening in the global financial system for more than a decade. Central banks around the world have been steadily increasing their gold reserves, and despite gold reaching record prices, official sector demand remains historically strong.

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The US Federal Reserve has just raised interest rates. Could the Reserve Bank of Australia be forced to follow?

The Fed Just Hiked Rates. Is Australia Next — And What Could It Mean for Gold?

The US Federal Reserve has just raised interest rates. Could the Reserve Bank of Australia be forced to follow? The global interest rate environment has changed again. On 16 September, the US Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4.00%, as it continues to battle inflation that remains above its…

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It’s not just about the gold price. It’s about how much physical metal you actually accumulate.

How FirstGold Can Help You Accumulate More Physical Bullion Over Time

It’s not just about the gold price. It’s about how much physical metal you actually accumulate. When buying gold or silver, most people look at one number: the spot price. But as we explained in our recent article, the spot price is only part of the story. There is the international spot price, the premium…

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Could Gold Reach US$20,000 and Silver US$500?

Investors Spot a Golden Opportunity to Buy the Dip, Could Gold Reach US$20,000 and Silver US$500?

Gold and silver have pulled back from their extraordinary highs, but rather than scaring investors away, the decline is beginning to attract buyers. After gold reached an all-time high of around US$5,598 an ounce earlier this year before falling sharply, investors have increasingly viewed the correction as an opportunity to accumulate rather than a reason…

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Wall Street Turns Bullish on Gold Ahead of Fed Decision

Wall Street Turns Bullish on Gold Ahead of Fed Decision

Gold has endured another volatile week, but Wall Street analysts are becoming increasingly optimistic about the precious metal as markets prepare for the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate decision. Spot gold finished the week around US$4,349 an ounce, down approximately 1.65% for the week, despite recovering from a sharp selloff. The metal fell as high…

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