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Safe-haven demand is losing ground to rising rate expectations
Gold slid 5.5% from its three-month high, but Goldman Sachs holds its 4,900 target as central banks keep buying.
A broader shift in positioning may be taking hold
<p>Investors added $27.2 billion to ETFs last week, led by international equity and US bond funds.</p>
Gold's August comeback is reviving interest in GLD, GDX and Newmont as investors weigh physical gold ETFs against mining stocks.
The speech gives Warsha chance make up for his July 29 news conference that sent long-term Treasury yields jumping amid doubts about his determination to rein in inflation. S&P 500 futures are slightly lower and the 10-year Treasury yield modestly higher ahead of the big speech. The developments since July 29 have only raised the stakes for Warsh's talk.
Gold has seen its best month since 2008. Should you buy the gold ETF or gold mining stocks?
Gold is generally seen as a garnish in retirement portfolios. Its rally has coincided with mounting concerns over America’s $40 trillion in government debt, rising deficits, and “dollar debasement”—the notion that the currency will be worth less as the government prints more money to finance its debt. Gold, conversely, yields nothing and imposes an opportunity cost: You forgo income if you swap bonds for gold.
For many investors, the SPDR Gold Shares is the bullion ETF of choice heading into 2027.
Investors' dreaded enemy — inflation — is already hovering around 3.4%. That's the highest level in years. What's the solution?
Gold is generally seen as a garnish in retirement portfolios. Its rally has coincided with mounting concerns over America’s $40 trillion in government debt, rising deficits, and “dollar debasement”—the notion that the currency will be worth less as the government prints more money to finance its debt. Gold, conversely, yields nothing and imposes an opportunity cost: You forgo income if you swap bonds for gold.
Analyst says fears over a weaker dollar are overtaking the AI mania.
Momentum remains strong, but the setup is getting crowded
Big ETF inflows suggest this rally may have deeper support
Gold and Bitcoin ETFs drew a record $7 billion as Matt Hougan warns 60/40 portfolios are fully exposed to fiat risk.
The dollar's weakness and rising debasement concerns are fueling demand for gold, Bitcoin and other hard assets. Here are five ETFs to watch.
No strategy is immune to downside, but Ardoino is onto something.
BlackRock cut the minimum size for a Bitcoin-to-ETF swap to $1 million in July, from $25 million when the process first became available.
<p>Gold and bitcoin have surged together this month as the Treasury tries to hold down bond yields.</p>
The coin's track record against gold isn't very reassuring.
Someone just sold $202 million in gold call options after the metal's biggest monthly surge since 2008, and the headline reading of that trade tells a very different story than the actual position does.
Gold may have gotten ahead of itself for now. It's pausing after rallying into a key technical level, getting stretched to the upside in the process.
In 2023, the current Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had floated a scenario wherein China could develop a Renminbi backed by or exchangeable for gold to bypass the U.S. dollar system.Three years later, as gold hovers near $4,700 per ounce, new...