Precious metals news

Gold (XAU/USD) surged to an all-time high of $4,242 as safe-haven demand rises amid global tensions, Fed rate cut bets, and strong ETF and central bank buying.

Silver extended gains on Wednesday, pushing toward the key $50 level, though increasing volume and past volatility hint at a possible pullback ahead.

Gold continued to climb above $4,200 on Wednesday, supported by central bank buying and geopolitical concerns, with short-term pullbacks viewed as buying opportunities.

Precious Metals on a Tear - Gold Trades at Record High Above $4,242, Silver Above $53.00, Palladium Also Reaches Long-Term High; Stock Markets Continue Weak Recovery on Trump "Trade War" Comment

A new historical record is being set by the gold price index today in the mid-October 2025 trading session, as instant gold prices have risen to the threshold of $4200 per ounce, the highest in gold price history. According to gold trading company platforms, gold, the leading precious metal, has risen to a record high for the eighth consecutive quarter. Paradoxically, however, the yellow metal has…

Risk Assets Rise as Fed Chair Hints October Rate Cut; Precious Metals on a Tear - Gold Trades at All-Time High Above $4,187, Silver Above $52.30, Palladium and Platinum Also Gain; Stock Markets Continue Recovery; US Treasury Yields Near Lows

Silver faced strong resistance at $50 on Tuesday, with high volume and a bearish candlestick suggesting a potential pullback as speculative interest peaks.

Gold showed signs of exhaustion near the $4,200 level, with traders eyeing a pullback—possibly toward $4,000—as a healthy reset within a strong uptrend.

A new all-time high has been recorded by the gold price index today, Tuesday, October 14, 2025. According to gold trading platforms, spot gold prices rose to the resistance level of $4180 per ounce, a new historical record for the gold trading market. The positive momentum for gold bulls was further fueled by increasing trade tensions between the world's two largest economies, the United States an…

Gold bulls have once again stabilized above the historic psychological resistance of $4000 per ounce, following a period of limited profit-taking sales after gold prices reached an all-time high of $4059 per ounce. According to gold trading platforms, the recent sell-off did not extend beyond the $3944 per ounce level. Moreover, the previous week's trading closed with the price stable around the $…

Summary: After President Trump signaled openness to a deal with China with optimism, stock markets rebounded strongly from Friday's sharp lows, with precious metals also benefiting strongly.

Last week saw the continuation of existing bullish trends, but President Trump’s new tariff threat against China late Friday sent stock markets crashing, leaving the bullish focus on precious metals and injecting fear and uncertainty into equity markets.

This week’s forecast reviews gold, silver, oil, and major currency pairs with key support, resistance, and trend outlooks for traders.