Ole Hansen, Head of Commodity Strategy at Saxo Bank, believes prices of precious metals will continue to rise in the second half of this year, with new drivers likely to join the existing ones.
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Ole Hansen, Head of Commodity Strategy at Saxo Bank, believes prices of precious metals will continue to rise in the second half of this year, with new drivers likely to join the existing ones.
Yesterday at 10:56 AM
Rising US government debt to drive gold prices up — WGC
According to analysts at the World Gold Council (WGC), prices for the precious metal could rise amid a widening US budget deficit and growing fiscal instability, even if no crisis occurs in the country in the near future.
Yesterday at 6:55 AM
The World Gold Council (WGC) reports that gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) drew the largest inflows in five years between January and June 2025.
9 July
Central bank of China continues massive gold purchases
The People's Bank of China continues its massive gold acquisitions. Through these actions, China's and other financial regulators are supporting the precious metals market and keeping gold prices around $3,300 per ounce.
9 July
Gold prices may test $3,000 level — Bloomberg’s McGlone
According to Kitco, gold continues to hold above the critical $3,300 level despite selling pressure. Mike McGlone, Bloomberg Intelligence strategist, noted that while the precious metal currently has potential to rise above $4,000 per ounce, equity markets continue to weigh on its price.
8 July
Gold prices remained within their previous trading range after US President Donald Trump announced increased tariffs on Japan, South Korea, and other countries. This information was provided by Reuters.
8 July
Central bank demand supports gold prices — Heraeus
Heraeus analysts have published a new report on precious metals, highlighting that central bank demand is supporting gold, which has not seen significant gains since hitting record highs in April.
8 July
An increase of the indicator value may contribute to the rise in quotes of Gold.
7 July
The Silver Academy expects US President Donald Trump’s tax and spending bill to accelerate price growth in the country and boost precious metals.
7 July
Perth Mint’s gold product sales rose in June due to surging demand
In June 2025, the Perth Mint in Australia reported a 16% month-over-month increase in gold coin and bar sales, totaling 32,901 ounces. The surge followed a 0.4% rise in global gold prices, making the precious metal a more attractive asset for investors.
7 July
Gold is not just glitter and beauty, but also a key asset in the financial sector.
Gold appears to be something more than just a metal. It is an indicator of economic stability and a tool for managing finances.
Staying up-to-date with the latest gold news is a key to successful management of your funds.
Events impacting the gold market
- Global economic fluctuations. When the global economy changes, the price of gold is likely to react. The focus here is on seeking stability when faced with uncertainty.
- Political risks. Conflicts and political events can affect the demand for gold, too. The metal often serves as a safe-haven asset in tumultuous times.
- Real-time news. Exchanges are constantly reporting on current gold prices. Keep an eye on such news to stay informed.
- Economic reports. The release of economic reports and data can cause fluctuations in gold prices.
- Dollar influence. Pay attention to the dollar, as sometimes its exchange rate can have an impact on gold prices.
Gold in investment and finance
- Investing in gold. Many people choose the yellow metal as a long-term asset.
- Safety and confidence. Gold is considered to be a relatively "risk-free" asset that can add more stability to your portfolio.
Why follow gold news?
- To make better decisions. Knowing about the latest news helps in making informed investment decisions.
- To minimize risks. Keeping up with the news allows you to react quickly to changing market conditions.
