Price Update
A week ago, gold surpassed the psychologically important milestone of USD $4,000 per ounce, reaching an intraday high of USD $4,218 yesterday. It currently trades at AUD $6,476. Platinum also achieved a new all-time intraday high of USD $1,686 last Thursday, now trading at AUD $2,604. Yet the real highlight lies with silver, which has […]...
Government shutdowns have long been a feature of the American political landscape, but each episode leaves a deeper mark on global confidence. For investors, they highlight the fragility of the fiscal system in the world’s largest economy and raise fresh questions about stability. The latest shutdown, beginning at 12:01 a.m. EDT on October 1 in […]...
Gold and silver have set new all-time highs in 2025 for Australian markets. For local investors, the question is not whether gold has risen but how it has performed relative to other key asset classes over the last two decades. When compared with residential property and the ASX 200, the results are clear: gold has […]...
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 […]...
Gold is currently trading at AUD $5,217, silver at AUD $59.64, and platinum at AUD $2,075. With prices consolidating close to record highs for both gold and silver, two key forces are coming into focus for investors: the anticipated cycle of rate cuts in the United States and the accelerating appetite for retail investment for […]...
Silver achieved a new all-time high when it reached AUD $59.91 last Monday, igniting hopes among investors for a climb to $2,000 per kilogram, or approximately $62.20 per ounce. The rally places silver, currently trading at $58.47, firmly back into the spotlight, joining gold ($5,088) and platinum ($2,201) as metals of increasing strategic interest. But […]...
