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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

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.com, eclipsing its prior peak by roughly $50. Gold futures on NYMEX climbed ~1.3% to $3,893.50 on Sep 29 armenpress.am. Traders cited a weaker U.S. dollar and safe-haven buying ahead of a federal funding deadline as key drivers mining.com sharecafe.com.au. Silver and platinum-group metals followed suit: silver futures moved to about $47.26/oz and platinum to $1,638/oz armenpress.am. In fact, this marked roughly the sixth straight week of gold gains sharecafe.com.au. Exchange-traded funds backed by precious metals saw heavy inflows, underscoring strong investor demand sharecafe.com.au. Alongside gold, silver’s surge was notable – up ~60% year-to-date – driven by tight supply and industrial use mining.com. Platinum and palladium prices rose on severe market tightness; lease rates for all three spiked far above normal as inventories dwindle mining.com. JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs have publicly forecast that if the current trend continues, bullion could climb much higher mining.com. US futures and international markets closed out the quarter with gold on track for a third consecutive quarterly gain, reflecting
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

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.com. It briefly hit an intraday high near $3,833/oz – the highest price ever recorded for the yellow metal reuters.com. This marks the first time gold has crossed the $3,800 threshold. Silver has likewise spiked, reaching roughly $46.8 per ounce reuters.com on the spot market – the loftiest level in over 14 years. For context, the last time silver was anywhere near this price was in 2011, when it briefly peaked just shy of $50 during a historic rally. Today’s silver price is now within striking distance of that all-time highmarkets.chroniclejournal.com. These price levels reflect an extraordinary surge in 2025. Gold’s previous peak has been left in the dust as prices pushed to new records this week. Silver’s recent climb puts it at an 11-year high, underscoring how exceptional the current rally is for both precious metals.
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

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.com. Silver climbed in lockstep, reaching about $46.41 on Sept. 26 reuters.com. Platinum and palladium likewise surged: platinum hit $1,568.21 on Friday reuters.com, and palladium jumped above $1,280. These gains pushed all four metals into strong bull-market territory. Traders note that all sectors of bullion demand are rallying – and even traditionally lagging metals like silver and platinum are catching up. As one analyst observed, with gold so high, investors have been “turning to more affordable alternatives,” lifting silver and platinum prices reuters.com. The move higher was punctuated by a brief set-back following the Fed’s September meeting. At the Fed’s Sept. 17 meeting, the Fed cut rates 25 bps reuters.com and initially sent gold briefly spiking to $3,707 on Sept. 17 reuters.com. However, cautionary comments from Fed Chair Powell prompted profit-taking the next day, and spot gold eased back to the $3,600–$3,700 range reuters.com. Even so, analysts stress this dip was “corrective in nature” and gold’s long-term uptrend remains intact reuters.com. Overall, the net effect is that gold & friends remain very strong, with each
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

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.com. Earlier in the week, gold hit a fresh record high near $3,790/oz kitco.com, surpassing previous peaks as investors flocked to safety. The yellow metal is now up over 40% year-to-date, propelled by economic jitters and expectations of looser monetary policy mining.com. “Investors don't see enough fiscal stability on the U.S. side... it's easy to understand why gold is surging,” said Carlo Alberto De Casa of Swissquote, citing trade war strains and geopolitical tensions as key drivers kitco.com. Silver has been on an even sharper ascent. The grey metal rallied past $45/oz for the first time since 2011 mining.com, achieving a 14-year high at $45.07 before a slight pullback. That spike brings silver’s 2025 gain to over 55%, eclipsing gold’s performance mining.com. Silver is benefiting from many of the same safe-haven and monetary drivers as gold, while also attracting bargain hunters. With gold at record levels, “silver may yet find fresh upside as investors cast their sights beyond record-high gold prices,” notes analyst Han Tan, who points out that the
26 September 2025
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Precious Metals Skyrocket as Gold Hits Record High, Silver & Platinum Soar – Fed Bets and Geopolitics Fuel Rally

Precious Metals Skyrocket as Gold Hits Record High, Silver & Platinum Soar – Fed Bets and Geopolitics Fuel Rally

Precious metals prices soared to multi-year highs in the past 48 hours, capping a dramatic two-week run-up. Gold set a fresh all-time high near $3,790/oz on September 23, punctuating a rally that has nearly doubled its price since late 2022 reuters.com. Silver likewise vaulted to ~$44/oz, a level last seen 14 years ago, while platinum broke above $1,480/oz – its strongest in over a decade reuters.com reuters.com. Even palladium, which has lagged this year, rebounded above $1,200. Lesser-known precious metals like rhodium and iridium remained elevated and in tight supply. This broad surge has been fueled by a potent mix of economic shifts and global events. Investors seeking safety from uncertainty, and positioning for a more dovish Fed, poured into hard assets en masse. Below, we break down the developments for each major metal and the forces driving them. Gold proved its status as the ultimate safe-haven asset this week. On Sept. 23, spot gold spiked to an unprecedented $3,790.82 per ounce, a new record high in U.S. dollar terms reuters.com. It ended that session up ~0.8% near $3,778, and December gold futures settled even higher at $3,815 reuters.com. Although the price eased slightly by Sept. 24 bullionvault.com reuters.com, gold
24 September 2025
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  • Vodafone, British Land in Focus for July After Gains; Investors Urged to Stay Selective
    June 30, 2026, 3:50 AM EDT. Vodafone Group is up 35% in the last year, bouncing off a multi-decade low, but valuation stays cheap. The company delivered 8% revenue growth to €40.46 billion in 2026 and lifted its dividend by 2.4%. Partnerships with Microsoft and Google look set to help Vodafone tap into the growth of generative AI. Still, high debt and European regulatory issues remain key risks. British Land has dropped 19% in five years, but now trades below asset value and posts steady earnings with a covered dividend. Occupancy is solid and rental values are rising. Interest rates and other macro risks could hit payouts. Investors weighing both should watch for volatility and possible dividend pressure.
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