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08/28/2026

Gold held steady this week near $4,625/oz, while silver climbed about 2% to a fresh 2-month high above $70/oz.

Hot inflation data (PCE) kept the debasement trade going, and all eyes are on Fed Chair Warsh's Jackson Hole debut for clues on September rate moves.

08/27/2026

Deutsche Bank just raised its gold target to $4,800/oz. Analyst Michael Hsueh says the Treasury doubling its bond buyback capacity is "underlining the gold constructive view."

Gold's up 5 straight weeks near $4,650, and central banks bought 289 tonnes in Q2 alone, the strongest Q2 on record.

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08/25/2026

We've been talking about silver's identity crisis for a while now: is it a monetary metal or an industrial one? The answer looks more and more like both.

Silver is now on the U.S. critical minerals list, and the numbers back up why:

~1.13 billion oz consumed globally in 2025
Industrial use makes up nearly 60% of demand
~200 million oz/year goes into solar panel manufacturing
Structural deficit: mine supply keeps missing demand as ~70% of production comes as a byproduct of other metals

Electrification, AI data centers, EVs, and defense tech are pulling silver in a direction gold never had to go. Worth watching how that plays out.

Full story: https://www.metaltechnews.com/story/2026/08/25/critical-minerals-alliances-2026/critical-new-identity-elevates-silver/2893.html

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08/24/2026

Gold and silver are extending their rally to start the week. Gold climbed past $4,650/oz Monday, building on last week's 5%+ gain, as concerns over U.S. government debt and Treasury efforts to manage long-term borrowing costs drive investors toward safe-haven assets. Silver is holding firm near $69/oz.

Gold-backed ETFs just saw their biggest single-day inflow since September 2025, and the metal has now moved above its 200-day moving average, a bullish technical signal for the trend continuing.

With U.S. debt topping $40 trillion and the dollar near multi-month lows, more investors are turning to tangible assets to protect purchasing power.

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Gold extended its rally on Monday, climbing beyond $4,650 an ounce as concerns surrounding U. S.

08/21/2026

Gold and silver capped a strong week, with gold closing near $4,620/oz (up 13% for the month) and silver near $69/oz, both notching a third straight weekly gain.

The catalyst: a surprise Treasury announcement to more than double its long-term bond buybacks, sending yields and the dollar lower and sparking a scramble into hard assets. Gold jumped more than 4% and silver nearly 6% in a single session on the news. Even hawkish signals from the Fed's July meeting minutes did not slow the rally, as investors focused on deficit and currency debasement concerns.

Next week brings key data including GDP, PCE inflation, and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's remarks at Jackson Hole, all of which markets will watch closely for signals on the path ahead.

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08/20/2026

Morgan Stanley says gold has already reached its Q4 target of $4,450/oz, ahead of schedule, and now sees a path above $5,000/oz in 2027. Analyst Amy Gower flagged that the move is being driven by renewed ETF demand (70 tons added in July and August after months of outflows) and a lower expected chance of Fed rate hikes.

The bank also pointed to a big catalyst this week: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's plan to expand liquidity support tied to longer-maturity government securities, doubling their scale.

Bottom line: another major bank sees real momentum for gold heading into 2027, though they're also flagging that the ride there won't be perfectly smooth.

Curious to see where you think gold goes next. 👇

The Gold price held above $4,500 after a Treasury-led rally, while Morgan Stanley and UBS see scope for prices to climb above $5,000 in 2027

08/14/2026

Citi's latest note to clients keeps its bullish silver targets intact: $75/oz over the next 0-3 months, and $90/oz over 6-12 months, against a spot price of $65/oz.

The thesis: investment demand is expected to take the wheel as industrial demand cools, particularly in solar. Citi also projects the global silver market will remain in deficit through 2027, supported by steady demand from AI, 5G, and electric vehicles.

Worth watching as the metal's fundamentals continue to stay strong. Read the full breakdown here:

Investing.com -- In a note to clients on Wednesday, Citi analysts reiterated their bullish silver price targets, saying the metal could climb to $90 an ounce over the next six to 12 months as investment demand takes over from a softening industrial picture.

08/10/2026

Speculators just cut bullish dollar bets by $13B, the largest one-week reduction in 6 years, after BOJ/Fed intervention lifted the yen. Even so, the net long remains elevated at $37.3B, still broadly dollar bullish.
Meanwhile, gold and silver are seeing funds add length.

COT positioning shows dollar bulls retreating sharply while speculators increase exposure to precious metals and copper amid shifting macro and supply dynamics.

08/07/2026

Precious metals are having a strong week.

Gold is up nearly 7%, trading around $4,340 an ounce. Silver is outpacing it, up roughly 9% and trading near $63.50 an ounce.

A few things are driving the move: a weaker-than-expected jobs report has investors betting the Fed is less likely to raise rates anytime soon, the dollar has softened as a result, and easing tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have taken some pressure off oil and inflation expectations. All of that adds up to a favorable backdrop for gold and silver this week.

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