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Gold shattered all previous records this week, surging past $2,800 as President Trump's aggressive trade stance rattles global markets.
The combination of 25% tariffs on Mexican and Canadian imports, Chinese trade tensions, and domestic policy uncertainty has created ideal conditions for precious metals.
With the Federal Reserve holding rates steady and inflation concerns growing, markets are on edge – and gold is making its fifth consecutive weekly gain. Catch up on more gold and silver news.
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Gold shattered records this week, powering through $2,800 amid global trade tensions and economic uncertainty. Fed Chair Powell's hint at fewer rate cuts this year only briefly paused the rally, with markets now expecting just 50 basis points of cuts in 2024. The precious metal logged its fifth consecutive weekly gain as investors seek safe-haven assets.
Meanwhile, silver continues its impressive 2025 run, outpacing gold with a robust 9.1% gain year-to-date. Industrial demand remains strong, particularly from the EV and renewable energy sectors, while investment demand has surged on inflation concerns.
A massive $6 billion wave of gold flooded from Switzerland to US shores in December, marking an 1,100% surge from November as traders raced to beat potential tariffs. The unprecedented 64.2-ton shipment triggered notable market dislocations, with US gold futures commanding substantial premiums over London spot prices.
🏛️ LONDON GOLD HUB UNDER PRESSURE London's dominance in global gold trading faces an unprecedented challenge as physical reserves drain to both the US and China. With only 300 million of London's billion-ounce stockpile available for trading, the traditional bullion banking model shows signs of strain.
📊 SILVER DEFICIT STREAK CONTINUES
The silver market is heading for its fifth straight year of supply deficit in 2025, with industrial demand expected to increase to 700 million ounces. Booming demand from green technology, EVs, and AI applications is driving the shortfall, even as traditional sectors face headwinds.
🛢️ CANADIAN OIL TARIFF SHOWDOWN
Trump's 25% Canadian oil tariffs are set to go through today, with major implications for North American energy trade. The decision could reshape North American energy markets and impact 4 million barrels of daily oil flow.
Congratulations to last week’s trivia winner, Wajdi Michel Zoghaib, who won last week's trivia by correctly guessing the melting point of gold.
The melting point of pure gold, or 24 karat gold, is 1,064°C (1,947°F). This temperature is consistent for all pure gold, regardless of its form or shape.
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