UBS lifted its upside target to $4,900 from $4,700, saying the factors behind this year’s rally should continue into 2026, according to a report by investing.com.
As global economic uncertainties persist and inflation concerns linger, gold has once again asserted its traditional role as a safe-haven asset, with prices soaring to unprecedented levels in late 2025. This resurgence is not merely a reflection of market volatility but is actively being shaped by significant structural developments, including
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Money Metals, a leading precious metals dealer, has announced a significant expansion of its fractional gold lineup, a strategic move poised to dramatically lower the barrier to entry for real gold ownership. Announced today, October 29, 2025, this initiative builds upon an earlier launch of exclusive bullion
Spot gold prices were hovering at $3,983 per troy ounce, down by more than 9% from the all-time high of $4,381 that the yellow metal touched earlier in October.
The global financial landscape is once again captivated by the volatile movements of gold (XAU/USD), as the precious metal recently surged to unprecedented highs before undergoing a sharp correction. This dramatic price action, culminating in a record peak of over $4,380 per ounce in mid-October 2025, has reignited
Gold prices hit record highs but recently dipped, sparking debate on whether it's a warning sign or a setup for the next uptrend. Some say it's a bubble, while others remain bullish. Central banks, institutional buyers, and safe-haven investors are driving the rally.
In a dramatic turn for the financial markets, gold prices have experienced their most significant retreat in recent memory, with bullion falling by as much as 3.8% on October 21, 2025, after touching an all-time record high of approximately $4,381.58 per troy ounce just days prior. This
As of October 17, 2025, global financial markets are in the throes of significant turbulence, grappling with an intricate web of escalating geopolitical tensions, persistent economic uncertainties, and burgeoning credit concerns. This pervasive sense of unease has sent investors scrambling for safe-haven assets, catapulting gold and silver to unprecedented price
