⛏ Gold Slips But Long-Term Safe-Haven Demand Intact

Gold Slips But Long-Term Safe-Haven Demand Intact
Rising dollar and fewer expected rate cuts post-election have pressured gold prices, but geopolitical tensions and inflation concerns could support longer-term demand. Read on »

Fewer Rate Cuts Next Year Following Trump's Victory
Loretta Mester, former Fed policymaker, suggests Trump’s fiscal policies could lead to fewer rate cuts than previously expected, as inflation risks rise with planned tariffs. Analysts now anticipate a slower rate-cutting pace in 2025, seeing a more cautious Fed stance. Market forecasts are adjusting, with expectations shifting toward minimal rate reductions by the end of next year. Read on »

Gold’s Long-Term Outlook Remains Strong
Gold and silver prices face headwinds from post-election market shifts, but demand remains strong from China and high-net-worth investors. Read on »

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