⛏ Middle East Truce Hits Gold

Middle East Truce Hits Gold
Gold tumbled following reports of an impending Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire, easing geopolitical tensions. Investors also reacted to Trump’s Treasury pick and robust U.S. economic data, which tempered inflationary concerns. Despite this correction, gold remains up 30% for 2024, with banks optimistic about its continued strength heading into 2025. Read on »

Bitcoin Versus Gold: Diversify Wisely
Gold and Bitcoin represent compelling alternatives in multi-asset portfolios, with Gold’s historical haven status and Bitcoin’s decentralized innovation. ETF adoption has surged for both, offering liquid investment options. While Gold remains stable with lower volatility, Bitcoin's momentum attracts risk-tolerant investors. Together, they hedge against USD and inflation, boosting portfolio resilience. Read on »

COP29 Spotlights Gold’s Climate Leadership
COP29, the UN’s Climate Change Conference, attendees discussed critical minerals, carbon markets, and local climate solutions. Gold mining companies stood out for decarbonization efforts and community support, with renewable energy projects in underserved regions. The event stressed collaboration across sectors and highlighted local governments’ proactive climate initiatives amid geopolitical uncertainty and ongoing global policy negotiations. Read on »

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