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  1. Silver Leads Metals Higher As Traders Defend Key Support

    Silver Leads Metals Higher As Traders Defend Key Support

    Spot Gold and Silver prices were sharply higher late Thursday, as safe-haven demand tied to U.S.-Iran risk met a late-session pullback in crude oil after fresh deal signals... Kitco NewsWire
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  2. Global Debt Hits USD 353 Trillion Is The US Starting To Lose Favour?

    Global Debt Hits USD 353 Trillion Is The US Starting To Lose Favour?

    Global debt rises as investors shift funds from US Treasuries to Japan and Europe... Zetta Hannany, Ramdhani Pratama
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  3. Gold, Silver Fall As CPI Keeps Fed Pressure On

    Gold, Silver Fall As CPI Keeps Fed Pressure On

    Spot gold prices are sharply lower and spot silver prices are also weaker in early U.S. trading Wednesday, as May inflation held above 4%, Treasury yields stayed elevated and U.S.-Iran tensions kept energy-risk pressure in the macro backdrop... Kitco NewsWire
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  4. Gold and Silver Gain with Risk Assets as Crude Retreats on Deal Hopes

    Gold and Silver Gain with Risk Assets as Crude Retreats on Deal Hopes

    Spot gold and silver prices are higher in late-afternoon U.S. trading Thursday, as weaker crude oil . . . . Kitco NewWire
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  5. Gold Just Passed a Milestone That Should Worry Washington

    Gold Just Passed a Milestone That Should Worry Washington

    Treasuries were the financial equivalent of a savings account that could not bounce . . . . Tobi Opeyemi Amure
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  6. Gold Pullback Tests Investor Conviction as Key Support Levels Hold

    Gold Pullback Tests Investor Conviction as Key Support Levels Hold

    After a period of weakness, gold is approaching a potentially decisive point, with several important technical indicators converging near current price levels. . . . Fiona Craig
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  7. Gold’s Weak Hands Dumped, But the Strong Hands Never Left

    Gold’s Weak Hands Dumped, But the Strong Hands Never Left

    Gold spent this week doing what great bull markets often do when everyone starts questioning them. . . . Stephen Innes
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  8. China’s Record Silver Stockpiling Triggers Supply Squeeze

    China’s Record Silver Stockpiling Triggers Supply Squeeze

    China’s insatiable appetite for silver drove overseas purchases to an eight-year high at the beginning of 2026 as importers fueled a spike in industrial and investment demand... Olumide Adesina
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  9. Gold’s Route To $5,000 Remains Wide Open Despite Recent Weakness

    Gold’s Route To $5,000 Remains Wide Open Despite Recent Weakness

    Gold prices have pulled back from recent highs, dipping below $4,500 per ounce and testing key technical support levels, but the long-term bull market remains firmly intact, according to portfolio manager Tom Winmill of the Midas Discovery Fund... Sayantan Sarkar
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  10. Why London Still Sets the Gold Price and Asia Doesn’t

    Why London Still Sets the Gold Price and Asia Doesn’t

    For the better part of a century, gold price discovery has been London’s domain. A handful of banks. Mostly paper contracts. A time zone already deep into its afternoon when Asia’s trading day begins. . . goldsilver.com
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