Gold/Precious Metals News

Precious metals rounded out the year with blockbuster annual gains on Wednesday, with silver and platinum prices more than doubling and gold’s run of

After a record bull run, a sharp decline in gold and silver prices should be viewed as a positioning reset rather than a breakdown

While silver and gold reached record peaks on geopolitical risks, industrial metals like copper also hit all-time highs fueled by AI and renewable energy

Precious metals rebounded on Tuesday, after falling sharply in the previous session, as the ‍market refocused on ​geopolitical and economic risks, reigniting gold’s rally

LONDON, ‍Dec 31 (Reuters) – There was a last-minute selloff in precious metals markets on Wednesday as investors cashed in some of the year’s

Precious metals slipped across the board on Wednesday, but were on course for blockbuster annual gains, as silver and platinum prices more than doubled

Gold and silver experience a year-end dip after record highs, closing 2025 with historic performances despite recent profit-taking.

Precious metals retreated on Wednesday, but the complex was on track for impressive annual gains, led by silver’s historic jump of 140% and gold’s

Gold climbed above $4,400 an ounce for the first time. Silver also hit a record, reaching $69.44 an ounce and rising roughly 138% year

Market veteran Peter Brandt warned silver traders on X that prices can reverse suddenly and significantly.