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FACTBOX-How investors buy gold and what fuels the market

Gold prices surged to a record high above $5,000 an ounce, driven by safe-haven demand amid geopolitical tensions, with a 64% increase in 2025. Major investment avenues include the spot market, futures exchanges, and exchange-traded products. Central banks, particularly in China and Poland, are increasing gold reserves, with net purchases reaching 297 tons in 2025. Investor interest, currency volatility, and monetary policy are key market drivers, as gold remains a preferred hedge during uncertainty.

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Gold Hits $5,000, Silver Soars Past $100, Who Is Behind the ‘Buying Frenzy’?

In early trading, gold prices surpassed $5,000 per ounce, while silver reached $109. Analysts attribute this rally to solid fundamentals, geopolitical tensions, and central bank purchases. Rich Checkan from Asset Strategies International suggests gold may see volatility but remains bullish in the short term. Paul Williams from Solomon Global highlights silver's industrial demand and accessibility for investors, predicting a rise to $120 by 2026. Central banks, particularly in emerging markets, continue to increase gold reserves, with Poland planning to add 150 tons. Geopolitical risks are driving demand for safe-haven assets like gold and silver.

TradingKey·
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Gold Crosses $5,000 Milestone as Traders Pile Into Havens — Update

Gold has surpassed $5,000 an ounce for the first time, driven by concerns over a potential U.S. government shutdown and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Spot gold reached a record high of $5,093.19, while silver also hit a peak of $109.448. The dollar's weakness and lower interest rates have increased gold's attractiveness, with central banks aggressively buying gold. Analysts predict further gains, with Goldman Sachs raising its gold price forecast to $5,400 by year-end, citing central bank purchases and private-sector diversification as key factors.

MorningStar·
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"Hong Kong Stocks" Hang Seng Index rises 26 points in half a day, real estate and commodity stocks up, Zijin rises 5%

Hong Kong stocks rose today, driven by real estate stocks, with the Hang Seng Index up 26 points at 26,775 points. Real estate stocks such as Sun Hung Kai Properties and HANG LUNG PPT rose by 4.8% and 3.8%, respectively. Commodity stocks performed strongly, with Zijin Mining's share price rising by 5% due to the commencement of production at the giant Long Copper Mine Phase II. Gold and silver stocks were also favored, with spot gold surpassing $5,000. The total turnover of the market for the half day was HKD 151.051 billion

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China, HK stocks edge up as metals, financials offset tech drag

China and Hong Kong stocks rose slightly on Monday, driven by gains in non-ferrous metals and financial shares, despite losses in technology stocks. The CSI300 Index increased by 0.3%, while the Shanghai Composite and Hang Seng Indexes both gained 0.1%. Non-ferrous metal shares surged 4.6% as gold prices hit a record high. Analysts expect AI and technology to be key growth themes, but caution about rising capital expenditures. Regulatory scrutiny remains high, with fines for market manipulation and probes into misleading statements. Financial stocks also saw gains, with insurance and bank shares up 2.8% and 0.6%, respectively.

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