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Gold Stock Corp — Precious Metals Daily Update, Friday, October 16, 2026Gold held near C$5,898/oz (-0.3%) as falling Tre...
10/16/2026

Gold Stock Corp — Precious Metals Daily Update, Friday, October 16, 2026

Gold held near C$5,898/oz (-0.3%) as falling Treasury yields and a softer U.S. dollar offset hotter September PPI data; markets now price only slim odds of an October Fed hike. Silver steadied at C$81.43 while platinum climbed 0.7% to C$2,329.

For investors: With the 10-year yield down ~10 bps and rate-hike odds fading, bullion's yield headwind is easing — dips toward C$5,870 look like accumulation zones, while a break above C$5,960 reopens the path to C$6,000. Fed Chair Warsh speaks at the IMF today.

For jewelers: Silver heads for a sixth straight annual supply deficit (~46M oz in 2026) and the PBoC bought gold for a 23rd straight month — white-metal premiums stay firm. Lock in silver and platinum melts on flat days like this.

Live prices: https://www.goldstocklive.com

Gold Stock Corp — Daily Update, October 15, 2026Live CAD spot as of ~9:30 AM ET, verified from multiple sources (intrada...
10/15/2026

Gold Stock Corp — Daily Update, October 15, 2026

Live CAD spot as of ~9:30 AM ET, verified from multiple sources (intraday, not settled closes — the site ticker is still showing stale quotes this morning). Gold C$5,900.04/oz (+0.96%) · Silver C$80.29/oz (+1.58%) · Platinum C$2,291.86/oz (+0.92%).

Metals rebounded across the board as a softer US dollar and retreating Treasury yields unwound Wednesday's hot-CPI selloff. September CPI printed 3.7% y/y vs 3.6% expected, but Fed officials signaled patience, cooling October hike odds ahead of the Oct 27–28 meeting. Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz added safe-haven support.

Investors: dip-buying is back — gold holding above US$4,100 with strong ETF inflows keeps the tape constructive.

Jewelers: silver and platinum led today's advance — white-metal fabrication margins look attractive, a good window to lock in inventory and scrap pricing.

Live prices: https://www.goldstocklive.com

Gold Stock Corp — Daily Update, October 14, 2026Live CAD spot as of ~9:50 AM ET, verified from multiple sources (intrada...
10/14/2026

Gold Stock Corp — Daily Update, October 14, 2026

Live CAD spot as of ~9:50 AM ET, verified from multiple sources (intraday, not settled closes — site ticker lagging this morning). Gold C$5,856.06/oz (-1.00%) · Silver C$80.94/oz (-3.60%) · Platinum C$2,316.95/oz (-1.60%).

September US CPI came in hot — 3.7% y/y vs 3.6% expected, core 2.6% vs 2.5% — sinking gold and silver within minutes and reviving expectations of a December Fed rate hike. The 10-year Treasury held near 5.2% and the dollar stayed firm near 18-month highs. The loonie held near 1.43 per USD.

For investors: hot inflation keeps rate pressure on metals near term, but strengthens the longer-term inflation-hedge case — sharp CPI-day dips have tended to find buyers.

For jewelers: silver's ~3.6% drop is the sharpest — a softer entry point on silver inventory, while platinum holds up relatively better.

Live prices: https://www.goldstocklive.com

Gold Stock Corp — Daily Update, October 13, 2026Note: the site ticker had not refreshed this morning, so prices below ar...
10/13/2026

Gold Stock Corp — Daily Update, October 13, 2026

Note: the site ticker had not refreshed this morning, so prices below are live CAD spot verified from multiple sources as of ~9:40 AM ET. Gold C$5,962.46/oz (+0.08%) · Silver C$86.09/oz (+0.14%) · Platinum C$2,416.38/oz (+0.45%).

Gold firmed back toward $4,190 USD as oil eased and Treasury yields softened ahead of Wednesday's US CPI — the week's make-or-break data for Fed rate expectations. The dollar held near 18-month highs, keeping a lid on bigger gains.

Investor take: a pre-CPI positioning tape. A soft inflation print could open the door to a fresh push; a hot one revives Fed hike odds — keep orders staggered into Wednesday morning.

Jeweler take: replacement costs edged up only slightly, so margins stay comfortable. Friday's softer levels may not return — top up stock before CPI if you're buying this week.

Live prices: https://www.goldstocklive.com

Sunday update — October 11, 2026Markets are closed this weekend, so this is a recap of Friday's settled closes: Gold C$5...
10/11/2026

Sunday update — October 11, 2026

Markets are closed this weekend, so this is a recap of Friday's settled closes: Gold C$5,979.66/oz (+1.65%), Silver C$86.68/oz (+2.91%), Platinum C$2,409.33/oz (+3.10%).

All three metals rebounded off two-month lows. The driver: Washington ruled out striking Iran ahead of the November midterms, sending crude lower and draining inflation anxiety — while a softer US dollar and easing Treasury yields cut the cost of holding metal. Next up: Wednesday's US CPI report and the Fed's October 27–28 meeting.

Investor take: the bounce was led by dip-buying and short covering, with record ETF holdings and steady central-bank buying underpinning the market — but the rate path decides the next leg.

Jeweler take: with gold holding near its recent floor and the loonie soft near 1.43, locking in melting stock ahead of the festive season makes sense.

Live prices: https://www.goldstocklive.com

Gold Stock Corp — Daily Update, October 9, 2026Gold C$5,978.43/oz (+1.6%) · Silver C$86.78/oz (+3.0%) · Platinum C$2,411...
10/09/2026

Gold Stock Corp — Daily Update, October 9, 2026

Gold C$5,978.43/oz (+1.6%) · Silver C$86.78/oz (+3.0%) · Platinum C$2,411.73/oz (+3.2%)

All three metals rallied as September's Fed minutes came in softer than expected, cutting October rate-hike odds and sending Treasury yields and the US dollar lower. Gold is well off its two-month low, and platinum led the day with a move above 3%.

Investors: Softer yields plus steady ETF and central-bank demand continue to underpin the tape — scaling into dips has worked better than chasing bounces.
Jewelers: With metals running higher, top up fabrication inventory and review pricing on custom work before further moves.

Live prices: https://www.goldstocklive.com

Thursday market update — October 8, 2026Gold is at C$5,882.99/oz (+0.38%) this morning, rebounding off Wednesday's two-m...
10/08/2026

Thursday market update — October 8, 2026

Gold is at C$5,882.99/oz (+0.38%) this morning, rebounding off Wednesday's two-month low. September's FOMC minutes landed less hawkish than feared, and markets now price only ~19% odds of an October rate hike — but the 10-year Treasury yield near 5.3%, a 24-year high, is capping the rally.

Silver slipped 1.06% to C$84.33/oz, underperforming as elevated yields weigh on it, while platinum added 0.50% to C$2,341.22/oz.

For investors: the softer Fed tone is supportive, but gold needs the 10-year yield to roll over before it can reclaim C$5,900 and beyond. For jewelers: this pullback is a window to lock in metal before any Fed-driven repricing later in the month.

Live prices: https://www.goldstocklive.com

Wednesday market update — October 7, 2026Gold is at C$5,892.28/oz this morning (-0.41% on the day) after the 10-year Tre...
10/07/2026

Wednesday market update — October 7, 2026

Gold is at C$5,892.28/oz this morning (-0.41% on the day) after the 10-year Treasury yield touched a multi-decade high before easing to ~5.29%. Attention now turns to this afternoon's FOMC minutes for clues on how seriously the Fed discussed raising rates.

Silver is down 0.72% to C$86.57/oz, moving with gold on rate pressure, while platinum slipped 0.60% to C$2,417.27/oz, holding near record territory.

For investors: with ~80% odds priced for no October rate move, the FOMC minutes could swing rate expectations either way — expect intraday volatility.
For jewelers: metals are pausing after last week's pullback — a calmer window to quote jobs and plan inventory before the minutes land.

Live prices: https://www.goldstocklive.com

TUESDAY UPDATE — Gold is steady near C$5,900 this morning after Monday's late fade, with the 10-year Treasury yield touc...
10/06/2026

TUESDAY UPDATE — Gold is steady near C$5,900 this morning after Monday's late fade, with the 10-year Treasury yield touching 24-year highs near 5.35% and the dollar firm: gold C$5,884.62 (-0.26%), silver C$86.54 (-0.55%), platinum C$2,445.74 (-0.49%).

Friday's weak US payrolls (+29K jobs) cut October Fed hike odds to ~23%, but sticky services inflation keeps yields elevated. Wednesday's FOMC minutes are the next catalyst.

Investor take: range-bound consolidation — dips toward C$5,850 look like accumulation zones with rate-hike risk fading.
Jeweler take: silver near C$86.50 keeps fabrication costs contained; platinum's pullback is worth a look for restocking.

Live prices: https://www.goldstocklive.com

MONDAY CLOSE — Gold tried to rebound on softer Fed hike bets after Friday's weak US payrolls (+29K jobs), but faded late...
10/06/2026

MONDAY CLOSE — Gold tried to rebound on softer Fed hike bets after Friday's weak US payrolls (+29K jobs), but faded late as the dollar held near 17-month highs and the 10-year yield stayed above 5.2%: gold C$5,884.62 (-0.26%), silver C$86.54 (-0.55%), platinum C$2,445.74 (-0.50%). Oil slipped as G7 nations released stocks, easing some inflation pressure.

Investors: the jobs data killed near-term hike odds, but bond yields are still the boss — rallies need yields to break down first.
Jewelers: Monday's fade kept CAD prices in check — steady buying levels into Tuesday.

Live prices: https://www.goldstocklive.com

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