⛏ Fiscal Strains Boost Gold Demand

Fiscal Strains Boost Gold Demand
Rising concerns over the U.S. fiscal outlook, including widening Treasury swap spreads and weakening foreign demand for debt, are driving capital out of government bonds and into gold. Gold continues to gain support from strong central bank demand and investors seeking shelter from mounting economic, policy, and geopolitical risks. Read on »

Strong Indicators Confirm Gold’s Bull Market Remains Healthy
Nearly all technical indicators—from daily moving averages to margin behavior and ETF interest—point toward a healthy, sustainable gold rally. The lack of frothy volume and low retail participation signal that the market still has room to grow. Silver, meanwhile, is catching up fast but may need to cool off. Read on »

Gold-Silver Ratio Moves with Supply, Demand and Industrial Use
Gold continues to outperform silver, with the gold-silver ratio staying near 90 — far above historic levels. Key drivers include strong central bank gold buying, reduced silver demand from the decline in film photography, and a slowdown in Chinese growth. Meanwhile, silver’s rise in solar tech could offer future support. Read on »

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