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Garner Calls a $3,600 Floor. Is Gold Going Lower?
Postet: 30.06.2026
Gold hit an all-time high of $5,589 on January 28, 2026. It is trading around $4,024 today. A new Fed Chair is explicitly trying to reverse the monetary policy trend that drove it there. Here is whether that changes anything for long-term holders.
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OCBC Just Cut Its Gold Forecast by $740. The Reason Is the Story.
Postet: 30.06.2026
OCBC cut its year-end gold target by $740 this morning — from $5,100 to $4,360. The mechanism behind the cut is the entire story of this correction. And it's the same mechanism physical metal holders bought protection against.
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Mining Margins Beat Google’s. Here’s What That Tells You About Gold.
Postet: 30.06.2026
At $4,000 gold and $60 silver, the companies pulling this metal out of the ground are generating margins that rival the most profitable technology businesses on earth. Precious metals investor Tavi Costa explains the mechanism — and what it means for long-term owners of physical gold and silver.
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Gold Is Closing Its Worst Quarter Since 2013. A War Made It Happen.
Postet: 30.06.2026
Gold entered Q2 at around $4,700. It is leaving at $4,015. That is the worst quarterly decline since the 2013 taper tantrum — and the cause is a war, not despite one.
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Why Is Gold So Expensive? The 5 Mechanisms Behind the Price
Postet: 29.06.2026
Gold costs roughly $4,000 per ounce today. Here are the five specific, measurable forces that explain exactly why — and why every major bank expects the price to go higher.
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172,000 Jobs Doubled the Forecast. Thursday’s Report Could Move Gold Again.
Postet: 29.06.2026
Every month, one government report moves gold's paper price more than almost anything else. Thursday's June jobs report is no different. Here's the mechanism behind the move — and a three-scenario framework for what each outcome means for gold before 8:30 AM ET.
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Gold vs. Savings Account: Which One Is Actually Beating Inflation Right Now?
Postet: 29.06.2026
With inflation at 4.2% and the national average savings rate at 0.38%, your savings account is earning a real return of approximately negative 3.8% per year. This article explains what a savings account and gold each actually do — and which one is built for the job of protecting your purchasing power over the long term.
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The Dot Plot Has 18 Dots. The Chair Withheld His.
Postet: 29.06.2026
The Fed's June dot plot had 18 projections, not 19. Chair Warsh withheld his. The split is 9-to-9 — not the hawkish mandate markets have priced into gold.
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Gold’s Worst Week of 2026. Central Banks Just Filed a Record Buy Signal.
Postet: 26.06.2026
Gold is down 5% this week. The World Gold Council's 2026 survey of 76 central banks found 89% expect global gold reserves to increase — a record. Two markets, one metal, completely different time horizons.
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Seigniorage: The Hidden Tax on Every Dollar You Hold
Postet: 26.06.2026
Every time a government issues currency, it pockets the difference between face value and production cost. It's called seigniorage. Here's how it works, why it always ends in inflation, and why gold is the only asset that can't be debased.
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