Price Update
Silver has entered rare territory. Its recent surge is not merely strong; it is historic. October marked only the third time in the past fifty years that silver has reached a true cyclical peak, joining the explosive rally in 1980 (thanks to the Hunt brothers) and the post Global Financial Crisis (GFC) rally in 2011. […]...
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 […]...
Gold finished strongly for the week. After early resistance near AUD $5,150, it pushed above $5,200, and currently trades at $5,189. Silver, on the other hand, saw a more volatile $2 trading range before reaching higher and is at $59.53. Platinum, at $2101, remained steady largely moving sideways. Precious metals continue to benefit from uncertainty […]...
Precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum have served as anchors of value for centuries, yet today they occupy only a fraction of global wealth. Spot prices currently stand at AUD $5,145 for gold $58.76 for silver, and $2,098 for platinum — levels that, when viewed against other asset classes, suggest precious metals have a […]...
Gold and silver have long been viewed a crisis hedge (assets that hold or gain value when markets turn volatile). Over the last two decades, two major crises—the 2008 Global Financial Crisis (GFC) and the 2020 COVID crash—have tested this thesis. Gold currently trades at $5,210, silver at $58.81, and platinum at $2,092. All have […]...
As rumours swirl about Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s potential resignation, investor sentiment has become increasingly fragile. Market volatility has spiked as concerns grow that the Fed’s independence may be under threat. Spot gold is trading at AUD $5,126, silver at AUD $58.79, and platinum at AUD $2,278, all buoyed by the growing sense of […]...
