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10/20/2026

Higher rates could break the system. So where does gold fit?

Patrick Yip of APMEX and OneGold joined David Lin to talk portfolio allocation, who’s buying metal right now, and how new payment tech is turning gold into everyday money.

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10/20/2026

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10/15/2026

Every ounce of gold you buy through OneGold belongs to you outright. Not a fund holding a claim on your behalf, and not a certificate representing a fraction of something bigger. Real, allocated metal, vaulted securely, recorded under your name as the sole owner. That kind of direct ownership has always been rare in modern investing, and now it comes standard. Start your OneGold account today and own gold the way it was always meant to be owned.

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10/14/2026

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OneGold Unveils the All-New OneGold Card ...

10/12/2026

Gold is currency again. For centuries it was money outright, then it became something you locked away and checked on when the statement arrived. The OneGold Card changes it back: swipe it anywhere Mastercard is accepted and your gold converts at spot price with zero sell fee*, turning your holdings into everyday purchases instantly. This isn't just a new way to store gold. It's a new way to spend it. Get your OneGold Card today and see what gold can actually buy.

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09/25/2026

Weekly Metals Recap

Precious metals spent the week absorbing the Fed's September rate hike, its first since 2023. Treasury yields climbed to multi-decade highs and the dollar hit a near two-month high, putting pressure across the board.

🟡 Gold is on track to finish near $4,285, down more than 1% after touching its lowest level since early August.
⚪ Silver fell roughly 4% to around $64.25, underperforming gold as strong U.S. data and a firmer dollar hit the more volatile metal.
🔘 Platinum slid from above $1,800 to a five-week low near $1,735, even as the WPIC projects 5% industrial demand growth this year.

Looking ahead: consumer confidence, JOLTS, PCE inflation, ISM Manufacturing, and the September jobs report all land before the Fed's October 28 meeting. Any progress on a U.S.-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz remains the wild card for oil and inflation.

09/22/2026

Gold is breaking one of its oldest rules.

US 10-year real yields hit 2.63% on Friday, their highest level in more than 20 years and up 76 basis points since January. Normally, rising real yields pull investors away from gold, since bonds start paying more after inflation and gold pays nothing.

That's exactly what happened in 2022–23. Western investors sold gold ETFs as yields climbed, and it took heavy central bank buying to hold prices up.

Not this time. Gold-backed ETF holdings are recovering even as real yields push higher. Saxo's Ole Hansen points to growing concern over government debt and fiscal sustainability, with higher long-term yields increasingly read as a warning sign rather than a reason to leave gold.

The result is a broader base of support: central banks, returning Western ETF buyers, and steady demand out of Asia.

Full breakdown from Saxo:

Gold is breaking its traditional inverse relationship with real yields as rising ETF demand and fiscal concerns reshape investor behaviour.

09/18/2026

What a rollercoaster week for precious metals, and it ended in the green.

Both gold and silver sold off hard after Wednesday's widely expected 0.25% Fed rate hike, with gold touching a one month low of $4,236 (down over 2%) and silver briefly slipping below $62.30.

But the dust settled fast. As energy prices pulled back and Treasury yields and the dollar eased, both metals rallied into the weekend.

Gold: $4,329 to $4,379, up 1.2% on the week
Silver: $63.95 to $66.40, up nearly 4% on the week

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09/17/2026

Silver is proving resilient. Even after the Fed's 25bps rate hike yesterday, silver is climbing back over $65 an ounce.

The tailwind? Oil prices pulling back as Saudi Arabia moves to restore its damaged East-West pipeline, easing inflation fears and giving silver some breathing room.

It's a good reminder that precious metals don't move on a single input. When one headwind (rate hikes) meets a tailwind (cooling oil/inflation), the metal can hold firm anyway.

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