Many gold buyers have emerged in Eastern Europe!
For Eastern European leaders, gold is seen as a safe haven and a political selling point.
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How will Trump 2.0 policies affect global capital markets? Bank of America Merrill Lynch lists three possible scenarios that may arise.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch believes that in the best-case scenario, the US GDP growth rate will exceed 3%, the US dollar will be slightly strong, and the gold price will be relatively low; in the worst-case scenario, aggressive tariff policies will impact global trade, exacerbate the risk of US recession, and cause a sharp decline in US stocks; in the tail risk scenario, the US economy will fall into stagflation, the US dollar will weaken across the board, and gold and cryptos will benefit.
Tsetsaut Skii Km Lax Ha Nation Files For Judicial Review Of B.C.'s Substantial Start Determination For Seabridge Gold's KSM Mine; Despite Seabridge's Plan To Locate The Mine's Immense Toxic Waste Facilities On The Nation's Exclusive Traditional...
Commodity Roundup: Gold Falls as Trump Picks Scott Bessent for Treasury, Oil Down
Gold Scores Strongest Weekly Gain Since March 2023, but Base Metals Struggle
Compañía De Minas Analyst Ratings
Is the turning point of gold and US stocks approaching? Keep a close eye on this important time node!
Analysts point out that historically, after elections, the timing of the US stock market cooling down and the gold rebound is the same. The most likely failed type of 'Trump trade' today is......
UBS Joins Goldman Among Big Banks Predicting Resumption of Gold Rally
Endeavour Silver Entered Into An Agreement With A Syndicate Of Underwriters Led By BMO Capital Markets, Pursuant To Which The Underwriters Have Agreed To Buy On A Bought-deal Basis 15,825,000 Common Shares Of The Company, At A Price Of $4.60 Per...
Recent Drop in Gold Speculative Positions Almost Entirely Been Driven by Long Liquidation - Saxo
Can gold still rise? ubs group: There will be a new high in 2025, but the increase will not be as strong as this year.
UBS Group expects that in the short term, gold prices will mainly consolidate with fluctuations, but diversified demand and risk aversion will continue to support the rise in gold prices. It is expected that the price will hit a historical high in 2025, with a year-end target price of $2900 per ounce, and the upward momentum may slow down compared to this year.
Commodity Roundup: Gold Back Above $2,600, ING Sees Oil Market Surplus Through 2025
Is gold still worth buying? The opinions of three Wall Street investment banks are divided.
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and UBS Group have divergent views on the outlook for gold, but they all point out a key supportive factor.
The world's largest lithium producer: shifting the supply chain to the West is not feasible.
①Kent Masters, CEO of the world's largest lithium producer Albemarle, recently stated that establishing a supply chain in North America and Europe to regain control over key mineral resources from China is not economically feasible. ②He also added that the United States will "absolutely" face risks of failure in the lithium resource competition with China.
Bank of America’s Hartnett: The investment market shifted before the inauguration in January, allocating to U.S. treasuries, Central and Eastern European stock markets, and gold.
Hartnett stated that as american financial conditions tighten, investors' expectations for usa growth and inflation increase, leading to a shift in the belief of substantial shareholding in american stocks. It is recommended that investors adjust their investment portfolios before Inauguration Day in January, focusing on chinese and european stock markets as well as gold; if the yield rises to 5%, buy US Treasury bonds.
Gold Slides in Biggest Weekly Drop Since 2021 as Fed Signals No Rush to Cut Rates