Price Update
Short-term volatility has once again taken centre stage in precious metals markets. After an extraordinary run into January, silver’s sharp correction, gold’s consolidation near recent highs, and renewed currency strength have combined to produce swift price swings in a compressed timeframe. At the time of writing, gold trades at approximately AUD $7,031 per ounce, silver […]...
Markets have entered a decisive phase as investors reassess where capital is safest, and where it can still grow. Two months of heightened volatility have sharpened the contrast between risk-on and risk-off assets revealing clear winners as global uncertainty persists. Last week we examined the theme of asset class rotation and how capital moves between […]...
For more than five millennia, gold has held its place as the ultimate store of wealth, a universal standard that transcends currencies, governments, and even civilisations. Its longevity is what makes it unique. Gold’s history provides the rare ability to analyse long-term trends and cycles that stretch across generations. The same cannot be said for […]...
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 […]...
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 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 […]...
