Precious Metals News
Economists Say a U.S. Debt Spiral Could Begin Soon
A new fiscal analysis warns that the U.S. could be approaching a "debt spiral," situation where the interest rate on government borrowing exceeds the economy's growth rate. When that happens, debt can begin rising faster than the country's ability to support it. Analysts note that this dynamic, combined with rising deficits and large refinancing needs in the years ahead, is increasing concern among economists.
Holiday-Driven Price Dip Seen as Potential Buying Opportunity
Gold and silver prices pulled back recently, driven largely by temporary factors, including a US holiday and market closures across China for the Lunar New Year. Experts note the broader outlook remains positive, and some analysts say periods like this-when prices dip for short-term reasons rather than structural ones-can present potential buying opportunities.
Gold Pushes Back Over $5,000 as Inflation and Energy Prices Rise
Gold prices have climbed back above $5,000 per ounce, driven by a mix of economic forces including inflation expectations, energy prices, and currency movements.
Why UBS Still Sees Strength Ahead for Gold and Commodities
Despite recent price swings, UBS maintains a constructive outlook on precious metals and expects gold to finish the year higher, driven by supply-demand dynamics, geopolitical tensions, and the growing role commodities may play in diversified portfolios.
JPMorgan: Gold's Long-Term Momentum Remains Intact
JPMorgan reaffirmed a bullish outlook on gold for 2026, forecasting a potential rise toward $6,300 an ounce by year-end even after recent pullbacks. The bank cites strong demand from central banks and investors and sees gold's role as a portfolio hedge supporting longer-term upside