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Why Gold’s Rally Can Continue in 2026 and What It Tells Us About the Next Market Shift

Gold prices have been on a historic rally, breaking above $2,400 per ounce in August 2024 and continuing to rise. This trend is driven by global central banks increasing their gold reserves amid growing dissatisfaction with monetary policies. Additionally, demographic shifts and geopolitical uncertainties are fueling demand for gold as a safe haven. Investors are encouraged to adapt their strategies to capitalize on this ongoing trend and prepare for significant market shifts ahead.

InvestorPlace·Yesterday at 05:30

Metal frenzy reaches a climax! Silver breaks 100 for the first time, gold approaches 5,000 USD, and London copper rises above 13,000

Trump stated that the U.S. is mobilizing heavy troops towards Iran, with many vessels heading in that direction, which is seen as a driver for metals to rise on Friday. The "fear of missing out" (FOMO) mentality also boosted silver and gold prices. Additionally, silver received support from industrial demand and Chinese buying, while gold became a hedge against Trump's uncertainty. The disruption in supply from the Mantoverde copper-gold mine in Chile and the weakening dollar both contributed to the rebound in London copper

Wallstreetcn·Yesterday at 05:18

Update: Gold Trading at Another Record High as Momentum Buying for Precious Metals Continues

Gold prices reached a record high, nearing US$5,000 per ounce, driven by momentum buying and a weakening dollar. February gold delivery rose US$67.80 to US$4,998.30, while silver increased by US$5.10 to US$101.47. Gold's price has surged 71% over the past year and 9.1% in the last month, supported by strong demand from central banks and ETFs. Analysts note that the rally is fueled by FOMO and easing U.S.-EU tensions, despite rising Treasury yields, which typically pressure gold prices.

fidelity·Yesterday at 03:00

SMX and Gold's New Gold Standard: How Verification Is Replacing Assumption in Global Markets

SMX is redefining the concept of the "gold standard" in finance by emphasizing verification over assumption. In a world increasingly focused on compliance and geopolitical risks, the value of gold is now determined by its ability to prove its origin and integrity. SMX addresses the issue of incomplete gold inventories by embedding a molecular identifier in gold, allowing for verifiable identity throughout its lifecycle. This shift from inference to evidence marks a new operational requirement for gold, enhancing its trade and compliance in global markets.

fidelity·Yesterday at 01:30

Swiss gold firm MKS PAMP to finalise US expansion plans this year, CEO says

Swiss gold firm MKS PAMP plans to finalize its U.S. expansion this year, focusing on increasing gold refining capacity in Oklahoma City. CEO James Emmett indicated that while the new facility won't match the size of their Swiss operations, it will be significant. The expansion is driven by commercial opportunities and is part of a response to U.S. tariffs on Swiss gold imports. MKS PAMP anticipates gold prices could reach $5,400 per ounce by 2026. Swiss and U.S. officials are set to discuss a formal trade agreement soon.

Reuters·Yesterday at 19:16