Latest Precious Metals News

Gold prices fell 21% in three days after an explosive rally. Is this the end of the bull market or a healthy correction? Despite the panic, the fundamental outlook remains strong in a world of geopolitical uncertainty and rising debt.

Gold got off to a strong start in 2026 due to increasing geopolitical uncertainty since Trump's second term, causing investors and central banks to choose gold as a safe haven again. The combination of a weaker dollar, rising interest rates and gold that is nevertheless rising points to a gradual shift towards a new world order where protection is becoming more important than returns.

The Fed is keeping interest rates stable for now, but internal divisions and increasing uncertainty still make rate cuts possible later this year. Meanwhile, consumer confidence in the US and the Netherlands is plummeting, while currency turmoil around the dollar and euro keeps the markets extra exciting.

Gold will once again prove its role as a traditional safe haven in 2025, with strong price increases without extreme volatility. Learn why gold is extra attractive right now, as uncertainty increases and other protective investments are under pressure.

Gold breaks record after record and starts 2026 spectacularly. Learn how geopolitical tensions and power shifts are driving this remarkable rally.

Central banks continue to stock up on gold en masse, thereby pushing the gold price further higher. New figures show that the urge to buy will remain as strong as ever towards the new year.