BOTH GOLD AND SILVER SET NEW RECORD ALL-TIME HIGHS

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	Silver Sets New All-Time High Price With Gold Close Behind
	Silver is officially in price-discovery mode... Valdrin Tahiri
	Silver Tops $66 For First Time ; Gold Up 1% On Soft US Labor Market
	Silver prices surpassed $66 an ounce to a record high on Wednesday, while gold firmed as hopes of rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve renewed after signs of a weak labor market, and as escalating U.S.-Venezuela tensions boosted safe-haven demand... Noel John and Sarah Qureshi
	BRICS Nations Ditch Dollar For Gold
	BRICS countries led by Russia and China appear to be mounting a direct challenge to US dollar dominance by rapidly accumulating gold reserves and building an independent trading infrastructure, transforming the so-called "archaic" metal into the cornerstone of a new multipolar financial system led by Moscow and Beijing... bnm Gulf bureau
	Why Central Banks Are Turning To Gold
	Gold prices continue to break new price records... Graham Jarvis

Last week, U.S. unemployment data for November was released, showing an increase to 4.6%, the highest level in over four years. That news helped the Gold price move above $4,300 per ounce. Gold briefly hit an all-time high last Thursday, reaching $4,381 during trading. Gold closed in New York last Friday at $4,338 per ounce, up $37 for the week on average volume. Traders continue to be bullish on Gold as we move into this week.

As we approach year-end, Gold’s trading volume normally slows during the last week of the year in the U.S. and many overseas markets because of holidays and vacations. However, any bullish news could easily push Gold to a new all-time high due to the lighter volume.

Key U.S. Economic data to watch this week:
The week of December 22nd to 26th 2025

• Tuesday, Dec. 23rd: December Consumer Confidence
• Wednesday, Dec. 24th: December Initial Jobless Claims

Today: The Gold price reached a new record high of $4,442 per ounce as the U.S. ramped up tensions with Venezuela and the U.S. Dollar weakened.

Silver continued its unprecedented and explosive rally last week, reaching a high of $67 per ounce on Friday. Silver closed Friday at $66.85 per ounce, up $5.05 for the week. Trading volume reached a two-month high, especially in India, London, and New York.

Currently, Silver is up over 130% since the start of 2025. The big question traders are asking is, “Can Silver reach $70 by year-end?” If demand remains strong, especially in India and London, it is highly possible.

It would be very healthy for Silver in the long term for the price increase to slow and consolidate recent gains. If Silver can build a strong base between $60 and $70 over the next month, it would be beneficial for long-term value.

As of last Friday’s close, the Gold-to-Silver ratio has fallen to 64.90-to-1.

Today: Silver followed Gold higher last night and this morning, reaching a high of $69.50 per ounce before seeing profit-taking.

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