Gold, revered for centuries as a store of wealth and a hedge against uncertainty, seldom moves in straight lines. It is subject to powerful economic forces that can trigger sharp rises or falls. Throughout recent history, gold has experienced notable corrections surpassing 25%, usually amid shifts in interest rates, the strength of the US dollar, and broader market sentiment. Understanding these cycles can help investors navigate today’s complex market and anticipate what the

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Everyone’s talking about silver exploding past $47 an ounce. Social media is buzzing, and investors are scrambling to get in before “it’s...

The first instinct for many investors is to hit the sell button, but history shows that panic selling is the costliest mistake. Corrections typically last three to six months, after which markets recover. The smarter approach is to align your strategy with your investor personality.

Global gold demand held steady in volume terms at 1,249 tonnes in Q2, up 3% year-on-year, but in value it surged to a record-breaking US$132 billion. Prices averaged over US$3,280/oz, making this one of the strongest pricing environments on record. It begs the question every investor is asking: Should I buy gold now, or is the rally peaking?

India's inflation numbers in May 2025 certainly made headlines, hitting a remarkable six-year low with the headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation at just 2.82%. That sounds like great news, right?

Overall silver demand has increased substantially, growing at an estimated annual rate of 16-17%. Pre-2022, annual demand figures typically ranged from 900 to 1100 million ounces. In contrast, from 2022 to 2024, demand has consistently exceeded 1200 million ounces.