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Gold Surges as U.S. and Europe Face Stagflation Crisis
The U.S. and Europe are seeing worsening stagflation as tariffs disrupt trade, inflation remains high, and economic growth slows. The Atlanta Fed slashed its 2025 GDP forecast to -2.8%, while bond yields rise across Europe. Investors are fleeing riskier assets, fueling record gold inflows as a hedge against uncertainty. Read on »
Gold ETFs Surge for Third Month
Gold-backed ETFs recorded $9.4 billion in inflows, lifting total holdings to 3,353 tonnes, the highest level in 19 months. North America led demand, adding 72.2 tonnes, while Asia and Europe saw smaller gains. With falling bond yields, rising stagflation concerns, and a weaker dollar, investors are increasingly turning to gold ETFs. Read on »
Gold Miners Face Rising Costs, But Profits Remain Strong
Gold mining costs continue to rise, with AISC reaching an all-time high in Q3’24. Africa, Oceania, and South America saw the sharpest increases, while North American costs stabilized. Despite this, 97% of global gold production remains profitable, as strong gold prices continue to offset rising operational expenses and royalties. Read on »
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