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After an explosive rally that sent silver prices soaring nearly 40% in just two months — peaking at $54.48 on October 17 — the market experienced a sharp correction, tumbling by 16% to $45.56 on October 28. Though prices have since recovered somewhat, trading around $48 at the time of writing, the volatility has raised a key question: was this a brief breather in a broader bull market, or are we…

The third quarter of 2025 was nothing short of remarkable for the global gold market. According to data from the World Gold Council, total demand for gold—including over-the-counter (OTC) transactions—rose by 3% year-on-year to reach 1,313 tonnes, the highest quarterly level ever recorded. However, the true scale of this surge is better captured in value terms: gold demand soared by 44%, reaching 146 billion dollars in Q3 alone.

October 2025 will be remembered in the precious metals market as the month when silver briefly reclaimed center stage, breaking through the long-standing psychological barrier of $50 per ounce—only to retreat below that mark within days. What seemed like a long-awaited vindication for silver bulls turned into a lesson in how fragile momentum can be in a market riddled with structural deficits, supply bottlenecks, and mounting geopolitical and economic uncertainty. To understand what truly happened—and what it reveals about silver’s role in the global financial system—we need to look beyond the headlines and into the deep mechanics of this volatile metal.

Something extraordinary is happening in global finance, and it’s written in gold. In 2025, gold has shattered all historical records, with the spot price soaring beyond 4,200 dollars per ounce and, according to “Société Générale,” potentially heading for 5,000 by the end of 2026.

In 2025, China is quietly but decisively reshaping the global gold landscape. With bullion prices soaring past $3,700 an ounce and geopolitical tensions mounting, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) is implementing a series of strategic moves designed to strengthen the country’s position as both a global gold trading hub and a geopolitical force. At the heart of these…

Fort Knox has long stood as a symbol of American financial strength and security. Officially, it houses 147.3 million ounces (approximately 8,133.46 metric tons) of gold, making it one of the largest gold reserves in the world. But recent calls for an audit of these reserves…

Gold has reclaimed its place as the ultimate safe-haven asset, with demand from both institutional and retail investors driving prices to unprecedented highs. The precious metal recently hit a new all-time record of 2,942 dollars per troy ounce in Asian trading, reflecting an 11.2% increase since the start of 2025.

Gold has firmly established itself as the best-performing asset of the “Trump trade” era, rising faster than equities, bonds, and even cryptocurrencies. Since Donald Trump’s inauguration, the precious metal has surged more than 7%, reaching a new record of 2,942 dollars per troy ounce not so far ago.

Over the past year, gold has experienced an exceptional rally, with prices surging nearly 30% since January 2024. As of early February 2025, the precious metal is trading at 2,873 dollars per ounce, surpassing its previous record from October, when it peaked at 2,788 dollars per ounce.

The global gold market is experiencing an extraordinary surge in demand, fueled by escalating geopolitical tensions, trade war fears, and central bank diversification strategies.