Gold Now Outranks U.S. Treasuries in Global Reserves. Hot CPI Just Made It Cheaper.
Gold hit 27% of global CB reserves, overtaking Treasuries. Then May CPI printed 4.2%, gold fell to $4,172 — and bounced back to $4,343.
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Goldman's $600 Upgrade Meets Gold's 2-Month Low: What the Divergence Tells You
Goldman Sachs raised its year-end gold target from $4,300 to $4,900 on Thursday. By Monday, gold was at $4,302 — its lowest level in two months. The divergence between what institutions expect and what spot price is doing right now is telling you something important.
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Gold Always Finds a Way: The Asia Story That Changes How You Think About Demand
Three Asian governments tried to control gold this week. Malaysia imposed a 10% duty. India's local market swung to a $106/oz discount. China's Hong Kong imports surged 81%. Gold always finds a way — and Asia is proving it in real time.
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When Gold Rallies on Good News: The Iran Signal and Silver's Wild Week
Gold is rallying this morning on reports the US and Iran are nearing a Hormuz deal — not because things are bad, but because peace could cool inflation and revive rate cuts. Silver had its most volatile week of 2026. Here is the setup.
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The Wrong CPI: Gold Tests Its Floor as Inflation Hits a Three-Year High
April CPI came in at 3.8% — a three-year high that obliterated rate-cut hopes. Gold fell $155 in 48 hours, then found its floor above $4,500. Kevin Warsh was confirmed as Fed Chair on the same day. Here is what the week means.