Price Update
While gold and silver have dominated headlines with strong year-to-date performances, platinum has quietly surged into focus. The metal has climbed an impressive 45% this year, with a 23.5% rise just this month alone. At the end of May, platinum traded at AUD $1,624 and now sits at AUD $1978. With gold currently trading at […]...
In a dramatic escalation, Israel has launched strikes against Iran, reportedly targeting nuclear facilities. Iran has confirmed multiple casualties—including leaders and children—intensifying fears of a broader regional conflict. This is precisely what every gold investor dreads but also prepares for. Since trading opened this morning, gold has surged by as much as AU$126. With spot […]...
High bond yields are currently a hot topic as 20-year US Treasury bonds peaking over 5% yields last week. With gold trading at AUD $5,154.73, silver at AUD $51.89, and platinum at AUD $1,680.62, it is a good time to pause and consider the wider implications of the international bond market—and how it could be […]...
Moody’s has downgraded the United States’ credit rating this week from AAA (negative) to AA1 (stable), and in doing so, put the stock market in a tailspin. The result for precious metals was an initial rise in value with a softening in prices overnight. With gold trading at AUD $5,160, silver at AUD $51.78, and […]...
Gold has endured a turbulent stretch since President Trump’s recent “Liberation Day” announcement, where tariffs firmly took centre stage. Market reactions have been sharp, with policy decisions driving short-term volatility. In Australia, gold touched a low of AUD $4,865 before rebounding overnight, and is currently trading at AUD $5,010 (USD $3,340). Silver is sitting at […]...
On the back of the US Federal Reserve holding rates steady and the announcement of the post-Brexit US-UK Accord gold has experienced a drop in value of 1.87%, while silver has decreased 0.64%. Notably, gold has still gained upwards of 45% over the last twelve months with silver also gaining more than 18%. With gold […]...
