Price Update
After one of the strongest rallies since 1979, gold and silver are experiencing a brief but orderly correction. The pullback has taken both metals back to levels seen three weeks ago, yet prices remain well above their early September starting points. Gold is currently trading at AUD $6,107.60 per ounce, silver at AUD $74.80, and […]...
Gold has surged to record highs around the world since the turn of the century, and Australia has been no exception. Yet, for Australian investors, the value of gold is shaped not just by its international price but also by the performance of the Australian dollar. Understanding this relationship is crucial. Currency strength can magnify […]...
Gold is setting new all-time highs while silver is trading at levels not seen since 2011 and surpassing the psychologically important marker of $2000 per kilogram in Australian markets. This week’s breakout may mark the beginning of the next leg up in a broad precious metals rally. At the time of writing, gold is trading […]...
Since the United States first flagged sweeping tariff measures in April, markets have struggled to adjust positions across asset classes in real time. As we move into the second half of 2025, several macroeconomic and geopolitical forces remain in focus. These catalysts are already shaping investor sentiment and asset valuations across global markets. With gold […]...
President Trump has finally revealed his latest Executive Order branded as part of his “Make America Wealthy Again” campaign. Chart in hand, he spoke in the White House Rose Garden of a baseline 10% tariff plus any additional reciprocal tariffs applicable to multiple countries. Both gold and silver whipsawed up and down as he spoke, […]...
Both gold and silver have reached new all-time highs with gold trading above US $3000 and silver above $53 for much of the week. With gold currently trading in local markets at $4,823, silver at $53.28, and platinum at $1,572, precious metal bulls have plenty to celebrate. Individual analysts have projected the value of gold […]...
