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Bank of America lifts gold target to $5,000 and silver to $65 in 2026, citing tight supply, high demand, and macro shifts.

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Gold surpasses $4,000 an ounce as central banks and retail investors load up on the precious metal.

Gold continues to crush the S&P 500 as demand outpaces supply.

Gold has shattered all previous records in 2025, with its price soaring past the unprecedented $4,000 per ounce mark, registering a staggering 54% surge this year alone. This remarkable ascent is not merely a market anomaly but a clear reflection of profound and widespread global anxieties—a potent cocktail

Spot gold prices climbed to a new high of $4,049 per troy ounce, while gold futures maturing in December gained 1.7% to rise to $4,071.

Oracle’s shares were down nearly 4% in Tuesday’s afternoon session after a report stated that it lost nearly $100 million from renting out access to Nvidia’s Blackwell chips.

Spot gold prices climbed to a new high of $3,985 per troy ounce, while gold futures maturing in December gained 0.8% to rise to $4,008.

U.S. gold futures maturing in December touched $4,000 briefly, before retreating a bit.

Gold surged to record highs near $3,970, up 50% in 2025. Ed Yardeni now sees $5,000 gold by 2026, $10,000 by 2030.

Goldman Sachs said surging private investor demand and strong ETF inflows could push gold prices well beyond its current forecast, with the metal already nearing $3,900 amid renewed safe-haven buying.

An analyst said that while gold appears overbought, the supportive backdrop is likely to limit any correction.

The market value of the United States’ vast gold reserves topped $1 trillion mark for the first time on Monday. This comes as the gold price is experiencing a powerful rally, nearing $3,840 per ounce.

The price of gold surged to $3,800 per ounce on Monday, sending the market value of U.S. gold reserves past the $1 trillion mark—but on the government's books, it's still worth pennies in comparison.

Gold ETFs posted a record $5 billion in inflows in September as prices surged past $3,700/oz, on track for their best year since 1979.

US gold reserves hit a 90-year low as global central banks stockpile gold. Experts say a major shift in global finance is underway.

Gold is soaring to its second-best year in half a century, up over 43% as investors hedge against inflation and geopolitical risks.