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Precious Metals 21 October 2025 - 7 November 2025

Gold Prices Smash All-Time Highs – Is Now the Moment to Buy or Bail?

Gold Price Today, 7 November 2025: XAU/USD holds above $4,000 as rate‑cut bets rise; China’s central bank extends buying streak

Gold traded at $4,005.53/oz at 07:02 GMT Friday, up 0.7% and holding above $4,000 as traders bet on a December U.S. rate cut after weak private labor data. China extended its gold-buying streak in October, lifting official holdings to 74.09 million ounces. A record U.S. government shutdown delayed key data, increasing reliance on private indicators. Gold remains about 8% below its October 20 record high.
7 November 2025
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First Majestic Silver (AG) Shines on Silver’s Surge – But Can the Rally Sustain?

First Majestic Silver (AG) Shines on Silver’s Surge – But Can the Rally Sustain?

First Majestic Silver shares fell 8.5% to $10.57 on November 5 after Q3 earnings missed estimates, despite record revenue of $285.1 million and net income of $43 million. Trading volume surged to 12.8 million shares. The Los Gatos mine contributed 45% of revenue, while all-in sustaining costs dropped to $20.90/oz. The company ended Q3 with $568.8 million in treasury and declared a $0.0052 dividend.
5 November 2025
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Gold Prices Smash All-Time Highs – Is Now the Moment to Buy or Bail?

Gold Price Forecast 2025: Will the Rally Continue to New Record Highs?

Gold is trading near $4,000 per ounce after hitting a record $4,378 in late October, up about 50% year-to-date. HSBC forecasts gold at $4,600 by end-2025, while ANZ sees $4,400; some analysts warn of a pullback to $3,000 if the economy strengthens. The rally is fueled by inflation, rate cut expectations, global conflicts, and a weaker dollar. Technical support sits near $3,900, with resistance at the recent peak.
4 November 2025
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Gold Soars Past $4,000 for the First Time – Inside the Historic Rally and What’s Next

Gold Near $4,000: Inside 2025’s Historic Price Surge and the Road Ahead

Spot gold traded near $3,970 an ounce on November 4, 2025, down about 8% from its October 20 record of $4,381. Prices remain up roughly 50–55% year-to-date, the strongest rally in decades, fueled by Fed rate cuts and safe-haven demand. The U.S. dollar’s rebound and Fed caution on further easing have slowed gold’s advance. Central banks continue heavy buying, with global reserves at a record 24% in gold.
4 November 2025
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Mega Metal Rally! Gold Rockets Past $4,000 as Silver Nears $52 on Debasement Fears

Silver Price Skyrockets to Near-Record Highs – Could $100 Be Next? (Nov 2025 Update)

Silver traded near $48–$49 per ounce on November 3, just below its 14-year high after surging roughly 70–75% year-to-date. Prices spiked above $53 in October on supply tightness and geopolitical tensions before pulling back. Federal Reserve rate cuts, a weaker dollar, and robust industrial demand have fueled the rally. Physical silver supplies remain tight, with lease rates in London spiking above 30%.
3 November 2025
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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.
1 November 2025
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$1,500 Palladium in Sight? October’s Precious Metals Rally Explained

$1,500 Palladium in Sight? October’s Precious Metals Rally Explained

Palladium rose to about $1,460/oz on Oct 31, 2025, after jumping 4.4% on Oct 30 following a Fed rate cut and U.S.-China trade news. The metal is up roughly 56% year-to-date but remains volatile, having pulled back sharply from a mid-October peak of $1,695. Supply remains tight, with Russia and South Africa leading production and a combined deficit of about 1.5 million oz over 2023–24.
31 October 2025
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Platinum Prices Explode in 2025 – Latest Surge, Expert Insights & Forecasts

Platinum Prices Explode in 2025 – Latest Surge, Expert Insights & Forecasts

Platinum jumped to $1,621.60/oz on Oct 31, 2025, up about 80% for the year, outpacing gold, silver, and palladium. The metal broke above $1,600/oz in mid-October and continued rising on strong industrial and jewelry demand, tight supply, and safe-haven flows. Gold ended October near $4,011/oz, up 51% year-to-date. Silver reached $49.10/oz, up 60%.
31 October 2025
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Gold Prices Smash All-Time Highs – Is Now the Moment to Buy or Bail?

Gold Price Skyrockets to Record Highs: Will $5,000 Come Next?

Gold traded at about $4,010 per ounce on Oct. 31, near record highs after surging 50–60% in 2025. Prices peaked near $4,381 on Oct. 20 before dropping below $4,000, then rebounding as the Fed cut rates. Central banks and investors increased gold holdings, with ETFs seeing record inflows. The S&P Gold Miners index roughly doubled this year, while major banks forecast further gains.
31 October 2025
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Silver Price Rockets Toward $50/Oz – Market Analysis (Oct 30, 2025)

Silver Price Rockets Toward $50/Oz – Market Analysis (Oct 30, 2025)

Spot silver traded near $48.90/oz on Oct 30 after a volatile month that saw prices hit a record $54.50/oz on Oct 16 before retreating. Silver is up roughly 65–70% in 2025, outpacing most assets. Major banks forecast a wide trading range through year-end, with some projecting prices above $60/oz by 2026. Industrial demand and tight supply continue to drive the rally.
30 October 2025
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Gold vs Silver Showdown: Record Prices, Key Trends & Investment Outlook 2025

Gold & Silver Prices Crash After Historic Rally – Should You Buy, Hold or Sell Now?

Gold futures in India fell nearly 2% on Oct 28 to around ₹1.21 lakh per 10g, retreating from mid-October highs above ₹1.30 lakh. International spot gold dropped toward $3,940/oz as US-China trade optimism reduced safe-haven demand. Silver plunged after briefly topping $54.5/oz, but remains up about 65–70% year-to-date. Analysts expect gold to correct further toward ₹1.15 lakh, citing strong festival demand in India.
28 October 2025
Mega Metal Rally! Gold Rockets Past $4,000 as Silver Nears $52 on Debasement Fears

Silver’s Wild October: Record Highs, Big Swings – Inside Oct 27, 2025’s Silver Price Shocker

Spot silver traded at $47.8 per ounce on October 27, down 1.6% from last week after hitting a record near $54.5 earlier in the month. Despite the pullback, silver remains up about 65–70% year-to-date, outpacing gold’s 60% gain. Both metals soared on safe-haven demand amid wars and inflation fears. Silver’s rally has been fueled by tight supply and record industrial demand.
27 October 2025
Gold Price Surges Past $3,800; Silver Nears 14-Year High on Fed-Cut and Shutdown Fears

Gold Blasts Above $4,100; Silver Sizzles on Fed-Cut Hopes

Gold traded near $4,118 per ounce on Oct. 24, 2025, close to its record high, after plunging 6.3% to $4,082 on Oct. 21, its steepest one-day drop since 2013. Silver fell 8.7% to $47.89 the same day, its worst loss since 2021, before rebounding to $48.7. Investors anticipate a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut in early November. The VanEck Gold Miners ETF is up about 123% year-to-date.
24 October 2025
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  • 8 Key Market Drivers for Tuesday: Strait of Hormuz, Rising Gas Prices, AI Investment Impact
    March 31, 2026, 2:41 PM EDT. Tuesday's market opens positively with U.S. equity futures higher amid key developments. President Trump signals willingness to end U.S. military efforts against Iran even if the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial oil shipping lane, remains closed, complicating oil supply prospects. Gasoline prices have surged above $4 a gallon, the first time since August 2022, fueling inflation concerns. Elevated energy costs could pressure Federal Reserve policy and hinder the massive artificial intelligence investments by tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon, projected to exceed $600 billion in 2026. Market watchers await further clarity following defense officials' briefing, as the complex geopolitical backdrop continues to weigh on growth and tech sector spending plans.
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