SPDR GOLD (GLD)

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The real question in 2025 isn't just why gold is rising. It's who is doing the buying—and what that tells us about the future of capital flows, monetary governance, and geopolitical trust.

The market rallied above the 20-DMA this past week as investors found some “silver linings” to the ongoing tariff dispute.

Tough week for precious metals. Gold has made an interim peak.

Investors are still behaving as if the world has not changed at all when, in fact, everything has changed.

U.S. stocks began 2025 at all-time high valuations. A big correction has begun. But it has much further to go.

This week gold fell $15 to $3,220 and silver slipped $0.26 to $32.19, as markets trembled, volatility surged, and the Fed is starting up the choppers for a new wave of money mania.

Despite record gold prices in rupee terms, gold imports into India rebounded in March after two months of decline.

In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question: the breadth thrusts nailed down on Thursday — do the charts overall align with the rare bullish signals or contradict them?

Gold surged another $100 at one point yesterday, and even I’m stunned by this rally. This run in gold, now to over $3,400 on a spot basis, has been so remarkable that even the major media are, well...remarking on it.

The next critical level resistance on the upside in the S&P is about 5700 then about 5,800.

It’s only a matter of time before the Fed turns on the printing presses again.

The volatility continued on Friday in the gold and silver markets.

Stocks turned around their early losses. The Dollar bounced back a bit.

Gold fails to hold gains despite falling US Treasury yields and softer DXY.

Stocks finished the week with modest gains across the board, cementing four-day win streaks for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq.

A discussion about gold’s breakout, silver’s setup, and why smart money is shifting to physical metals.

Gold prices soared 30% this year, reaching an all-time high of $3,500.05/ounce. But recent dip in prices may signal a temporary loss of momentum.

Gold is having a hell of a year, blasting 30.4% higher in 2025 as of this Monday.

Gold struggles to maintain gains as market volatility rises amid conflicting U.S.-China trade signals.

Gold is still in supportive environment; further declines could invite more buy-the-dip action

Gold price dips on Friday and looks set to close off this week at a loss.