Tariff Confusion Sends Gold on Round Trip
What to know about last week’s tariff-driven spike and drop in COMEX gold futures, and what it means for gold’s next move.
What to know about last week’s tariff-driven spike and drop in COMEX gold futures, and what it means for gold’s next move.
Peter Schiff reaffirms gold’s lasting value and slams Bitcoin as speculative. Meanwhile, gold trades near $3,342/oz, silver nears $38/oz, and safe‑haven demand remains resilient.
Silver dropped nearly $3 to just above $36/oz, prompting Peter Schiff to see opportunity: “buy some silver today,” pointing to a potential long-term breakout in the metal.
Gold-miner stocks appear on the brink of a long-awaited breakout versus the spot gold price, signaling potential outperformance just as bullion nears record highs and silver rallies.
Newmont beat Q2 earnings with $1.43/share and 20.8% revenue growth, driven by gold at approximately $3,320/oz and a record free cash flow. The stock still trades around 13 times earnings.
Gold steadies at $3,347, silver holds $38 as markets stall. Analysts see signs of strength, but the next move may depend on a "fear trade" trigger.
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Silver lease rates surge above 6%, echoing platinum’s pre-breakout spike. Traders eye signs of a squeeze as silver tests supply limits. Spot silver near $29.50/oz.
Historic mispricing shows commodities at multi‑decade lows vs gold, a red flag for bulls. With inflation heating and a dovish Fed in the wings, a broad commodity rally may lie ahead.
Silver tops $39 for fthe irst time since 2012 as industrial demand surges. Analysts say physical metal’s fundamentals outshine Bitcoin’s record high.