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Gold price today: Record near $5,200 as tariffs, Fed meeting and shutdown risk keep safe-haven bid alive

Gold price today: Record near $5,200 as tariffs, Fed meeting and shutdown risk keep safe-haven bid alive

Gold surged over 3% after hours Tuesday, breaking a new record above $5,187 an ounce as traders brace for the Fed meeting and a looming U.S. funding deadline. CME reported record metals derivatives volume, and major banks raised gold price targets, with Deutsche Bank projecting $6,000 by 2026. February gold futures settled at $5,082.60. Silver and other metals also saw sharp swings.
Bank Stocks Week Ahead: Fed “Pause” Signals, Holiday-Thin Trading, and Buybacks Put Financials in Focus (Dec. 22–26, 2025)

Bank Stocks Week Ahead: Fed “Pause” Signals, Holiday-Thin Trading, and Buybacks Put Financials in Focus (Dec. 22–26, 2025)

Federal Reserve officials signaled no urgency for further rate cuts, with New York Fed President John Williams and Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack both emphasizing a steady approach. Key U.S. economic data delayed by a government shutdown will be released during a shortened Christmas trading week, increasing uncertainty for bank stocks. Markets will close Dec. 25; volatility may rise due to thin liquidity.
Gold Soars to Record High: Hits $4,000/Oz — Is $5,000 Next? Experts Weigh In

Gold Soars to Record High: Hits $4,000/Oz — Is $5,000 Next? Experts Weigh In

Gold hit a record $4,381 per ounce on Oct. 20, 2025, before retreating to around $4,000 by month’s end after the Federal Reserve cut rates. The metal is up over 50% year-to-date, its strongest annual performance since 1979. Central banks and ETFs have driven demand, while silver and Bitcoin also hit new highs. Major banks now forecast gold could reach $5,000 per ounce by 2026.
Gold Bonanza 2025: Price Soars Past $4,400 as Diamond District Frenzy Hits New York – Is $5,000 Next?

Gold’s Wild Rally Hits $4,400 – Is $5,000 Next or a Market Crash Looming?

Gold surged to a record above $4,300/oz in mid-October, up about 60% in 2025, before plunging 4–5% on Oct. 21. Silver also hit a record $53–54/oz. The rally was fueled by Fed rate-cut bets, inflation, geopolitical tensions, and central-bank buying. Analysts remain split, with some warning of further profit-taking and others projecting gold could reach $5,000/oz by 2026.
22 October 2025
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