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Gold News 25 September 2025 - 2 October 2025

Gold Shatters Record as U.S. Shutdown Sparks Metals Frenzy; Silver at 14-Year High

Gold Shatters Record as U.S. Shutdown Sparks Metals Frenzy; Silver at 14-Year High

Market Narrative: In early October 2025, precious metals extended the strong rally seen in September. Reuters notes gold rose again to $3,895.09/oz on Oct 1 (after hitting that intraday peak) Reuters, before stabilizing around $3,860–3,890 on Oct 2 Reuters. Silver similarly hit multi-year highs (~$47.4/oz on Oct 1) Reuters. Platinum and palladium saw smaller moves; platinum traded near $1,550 and…
2 October 2025
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Bullion Blowout: Gold Rockets to Record High as Silver, Platinum & Palladium Surge (Sept 30–Oct 1, 2025)

Bullion Blowout: Gold Rockets to Record High as Silver, Platinum & Palladium Surge (Sept 30–Oct 1, 2025)

Key Facts: Gold hit fresh all-time highs (peaking around $3,895/oz) as traders piled into safe-havens Reuters. Silver climbed to ~$47–48, its highest in 14+ years Reuters. Platinum rallied above $1,580, and palladium topped $1,260 on Oct 1 Reuters. These moves were driven by looming U.S. risks (a partial government shutdown) and heavy Fed rate-cut bets Reuters Reuters. Chinese markets were shut…
1 October 2025
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Government Shutdown Showdown Rocks Markets as Stocks Rise and Gold Soars

Government Shutdown Showdown Rocks Markets as Stocks Rise and Gold Soars

Shutdown Stalemate in Washington The U.S. Capitol dome at sunset on Sept. 29, 2025, as Congress fails to reach a budget deal ahead of the deadline.As of Sept. 30, the federal government was hours from running out of funding amid a bitter political standoff. Lawmakers have been wrangling over a stopgap spending bill to extend funding into the new fiscal…
30 September 2025
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Commodities Rollercoaster: Oil Dips as OPEC+ Plans Output Hike, Gold Rockets to Records, Grain Markets Slip (Sept 29–30, 2025)

Commodities Rollercoaster: Oil Dips as OPEC+ Plans Output Hike, Gold Rockets to Records, Grain Markets Slip (Sept 29–30, 2025)

Key analysts’ views & forecasts: A range of experts highlighted the mixed outlook. Jay Pelosky (TPW Advisory) argued on Sept 29 that traditional bearish oil forecasts are overstated – OPEC+ may under-deliver on planned hikes, Ukraine strikes have cut 25% of Russia’s refining capacity, and China’s crude stockpiling could soak up surplus Reuters Reuters. In metals, Goldman Sachs now predicts…
30 September 2025
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Precious Metals Bonanza: Gold Soars to Record High as Silver & Platinum Rally Amid Global Uncertainty

Precious Metals Bonanza: Gold Soars to Record High as Silver & Platinum Rally Amid Global Uncertainty

Market Update: Gold and Other Metals Spike to Records Gold poured into the market in late Sep 2025, with bullion hitting record highs as investors sought safety. Precious metals markets exploded higher on Sep 29–30. Spot gold jumped about 2% on Monday to near $3,831/oz Mining, eclipsing its prior peak by roughly $50. Gold futures on NYMEX climbed ~1.3% to…
30 September 2025
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Asia Stocks Rally as Gold Smashes Record Highs and IPO Frenzy Grips Markets

Asia Stocks Rally as Gold Smashes Record Highs and IPO Frenzy Grips Markets

Photo: A bronze bull statue stands outside the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, symbolizing the local market. Asian stocks were broadly higher on Sept 30, led by Chinese and Hong Kong equities amid strong IPO activity Reuters Reuters. Markets Overview: Modest Gains With Sector Rotation Asian equities largely closed higher on Sept. 30, snapping small early losses. MSCI’s Asia ex-Japan index…
30 September 2025
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Gold Soars to Record High as Silver Nears $50 – Key Drivers and Forecasts

Gold Soars to Record High as Silver Nears $50 – Key Drivers and Forecasts

Record Prices for Gold and Silver (Sept 29, 2025) Gold and silver prices are making history as of September 29, 2025. Gold soared past its previous records, trading around $3,829 per troy ounce by Monday afternoon Reuters. It briefly hit an intraday high near $3,833/oz – the highest price ever recorded for the yellow metal Reuters. This marks the first…
29 September 2025
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Commodities on a Wild Rollercoaster: Oil Plunges, Gold Soars, Coffee & Copper Hit Highs

Commodities on a Wild Rollercoaster: Oil Plunges, Gold Soars, Coffee & Copper Hit Highs

Energy Commodities: Oil & Gas Oil prices have eased recently but remain relatively high. On Monday, Brent crude slid about $0.43 to ~$69.70/bbl and U.S. WTI fell ~$0.49 to ~$65.23/bbl. The drop came as Iraq’s Kurdistan region resumed exports through the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline (~180k bpd initially, potentially up to 230k). This revived flow, backed by U.S. diplomatic pressure, adds to global…
29 September 2025
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Gold Soars Above $3,800 Record as Silver and Platinum Rally – What’s Driving the Precious Metals Frenzy?

Gold Soars Above $3,800 Record as Silver and Platinum Rally – What’s Driving the Precious Metals Frenzy?

Record highs across gold, silver and beyond Gold prices have exploded in recent weeks. On Sep 29 spot gold briefly topped $3,812/oz, eclipsing last week’s record Bloomberg. After six straight weekly gains, the metal is up roughly 45% year-to-date Reuters. Silver surged above $46–47/oz, hitting a 14-year high Reuters. Platinum also cracked a 12-year peak (~$1,612) and palladium climbed into…
29 September 2025
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Precious Metals Bonanza: Gold & Silver Smash Records as Platinum and Palladium Rally

Precious Metals Bonanza: Gold & Silver Smash Records as Platinum and Palladium Rally

Overview of Precious Metals Price Movements Late-September 2025 saw a broad rally across the precious metals. Gold futures hit fresh all-time highs – by Sept. 26, December gold settled near $3,809/oz Reuters. Silver climbed in lockstep, reaching about $46.41 on Sept. 26 (a 14-year peak) Reuters. Platinum and palladium likewise surged: platinum hit $1,568.21 on Friday (its best in over 12 years)…
28 September 2025
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Precious Metals Boom: Gold Nears Record High, Silver Hits 14-Year Peak as Fed Pivot and Tariff Shocks Spark Rally

Precious Metals Boom: Gold Nears Record High, Silver Hits 14-Year Peak as Fed Pivot and Tariff Shocks Spark Rally

Market Recap: Prices Surge to Multi-Year Highs Precious metals extended their spectacular 2025 rally through September’s final week, with gold and silver leading the charge. Gold prices steadied around $3,748/oz on Friday after a 1.6% weekly gain Reuters. Earlier in the week, gold hit a fresh record high near $3,790/oz Kitco, surpassing previous peaks as investors flocked to safety. The…
26 September 2025
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Commodities Rollercoaster: Oil Rockets & Gold Smashes Records as Trade & Weather Woes Hit Agriculture (Sept 24–25, 2025)

Commodities Rollercoaster: Oil Rockets & Gold Smashes Records as Trade & Weather Woes Hit Agriculture (Sept 24–25, 2025)

Energy (Oil, Gas, Renewables) Oil led commodity moves this week. On Sept 24 Brent crude jumped about 2.5% (to ~$69.30) – its strongest gain since July – after U.S. stockpiles fell more than expected Reuters. Supply concerns from geopolitics added fuel: planned disruptions in Iraq, reduced exports from Venezuela, and attacks on Russian energy sites (Ukraine’s military claimed strikes on…
25 September 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Willis Towers Watson Valuation Post-Move: Fair Value Around $369 vs $329 Close
    January 17, 2026, 1:17 PM EST. Willis Towers Watson (WTW) drew fresh attention after a recent price move. The stock closed at $329.41. The one-day gain was 0.28%, with a year-to-date return of 0.96% and five-year TSR of 70.38%, suggesting longer-term momentum. A fair-value view places WTW at about $369.16 per share, implying the stock is undervalued relative to current levels. The market trades at a P/E ratio of 14.9x, above the US Insurance sector 12.8x but below the peer average of 29.5x, signaling limited further upside if earnings slip. The case rests on growth in advisory demand, recurring fee streams, and higher earnings in the mid-term, supported by disciplined costs, divestitures, and investments in high-growth regions. Risks include tougher competition, integration costs, and margin pressures.
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