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  1. India Silver Import Curbs Create Shortages Push Premiums to Six-Month High

    India Silver Import Curbs Create Shortages Push Premiums to Six-Month High

    India's restrictions on silver imports ​have created shortages in the world's biggest market for the precious metal, pushing premiums to ‌their highest levels. . . Rajendra Jadhav
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  2. 250 Years of U.S. Independence, 55 Years of Fiat Currency

    250 Years of U.S. Independence, 55 Years of Fiat Currency

    Since the founding of the US, the money system has changed multiple times. . . Heraeus Precious Appraisal
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  3. Turkish Central Bank Tops Global Gold Sales Amid Iran War

    Turkish Central Bank Tops Global Gold Sales Amid Iran War

    The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) has emerged as the world's largest official gold seller. . . Newsroom; Turkey Today
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  4. Silver Bounces, Oil Firms as Hormuz Risk Remains Uneven

    Silver Bounces, Oil Firms as Hormuz Risk Remains Uneven

    The Strait of Hormuz situation is best characterized as recovering flow with unstable risk. Shipments through the strait resumed faster. . . Kitco NewsWire
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  5. Why are Central Banks Holding so Much Gold Right Now?

    Why are Central Banks Holding so Much Gold Right Now?

    As the trend has accelerated, official agencies now hold the highest quantity of gold since 1975. . . Luke Hartigan
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  6. Current Gold Price Decline Is a Temporary Correction, Not the Start of a Long-Term Bear Market

    Current Gold Price Decline Is a Temporary Correction, Not the Start of a Long-Term Bear Market

    Naylor noted that weakening demand in China and India, the world's two largest gold-consuming markets, is among the key factors. . . Waleed Farouk
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  7. Why Gold Could Stage a Rebound

    Why Gold Could Stage a Rebound

    Markets are looking to today’s core personal consumption expenditures price index to assess. . . Chief Investment Officer UBS Financial
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  8. Gold Breaks $4,000, Silver Sinks 6.5% as Stronger Dollar Deepens Post-Fed Selloff

    Gold Breaks $4,000, Silver Sinks 6.5% as Stronger Dollar Deepens Post-Fed Selloff

    Spot gold and silver prices were sharply lower after the close on Wednesday, as a firmer U.S. dollar, post-Fed rate repricing and easing oil-supply fears outweighed residual haven demand. . . Kitco NewsWire
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  9. China Is Not Just Buying Gold and Asia Is Building Its Own Bullion Map

    China Is Not Just Buying Gold and Asia Is Building Its Own Bullion Map

    China’s May import surge matters less as a standalone demand number and more as evidence that physical metal is. . . Stephen Innes
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  10. China’s Gold Imports Surge to Most in More Than Two Years

    China’s Gold Imports Surge to Most in More Than Two Years

    China’s imports were around 163 tons last month, the highest since March 2024, according to customs data released on Saturday (Jun 20). Volumes for the first five months of 2026 were about 692 tons... The Business Times
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