⛏ Another Year of Outperformance For Gold and Silver

Heraeus Expects Another Record Year For Gold
Heraeus expects a bullish year for precious metals in 2025, forecasting gold prices as high as $2,950 per ounce. Silver is projected to outperform, driven by industrial use in solar energy. Palladium and platinum face challenges from market shifts, while rhodium, ruthenium, and iridium may see moderate gains amid evolving demand. Read on »

Gold Shines as Debt Booms
Gold passed $2,690 per ounce, regaining its safe-haven appeal as risky debt markets near pre-crisis levels. Shadow banking growth and high-yield debt spreads echo warnings of a 2007-style credit crunch. Meanwhile, silver surged past $32 per ounce, and geopolitical instability, especially in the Middle East, bolstered demand for precious metals. Read on »

Trump Boosts Nuclear Energy Sector
With Trump poised to amplify U.S. energy policies, nuclear power and critical materials are expected to thrive. Russia’s uranium export ban adds urgency to domestic supply chains. Sprott Asset Management highlights investment opportunities through its critical materials ETFs, focusing on metals like uranium, copper, and nickel essential to the global energy transition. Read on »

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