Gold 2025 Outlook: The Five Drivers That Matter Most
After two years of central bank-led rallies, the gold market enters 2025 with a different set of catalysts. Here are the five forces most likely to determine the year.
After two years of central bank-led rallies, the gold market enters 2025 with a different set of catalysts. Here are the five forces most likely to determine the year.
Major banks publish targets across a wide range. Here is the actual reasoning behind each, the assumptions required, and the probability the market is currently pricing.
Gold-backed ETFs hold over 3,200 tonnes between them. Daily creations and redemptions tell you who is moving and why — if you know how to read the prints.
Sovereign buyers added more than 1,000 tonnes of gold for three consecutive years. We break down who is buying, why, and what it signals for reserve managers everywhere.
The Fed cuts rates and gold rallies — except when it doesn't. A historical review of every cutting cycle reveals the conditions under which the relationship actually holds.
The single most reliable headwind for gold is rising real yields. The mechanism is simple, the historical record is clear, and the recent exceptions are instructive.
Everyone knows gold and the dollar move opposite each other — until they don't. Here is the mechanical reason, the historical exceptions, and how to use the relationship.
From Shanghai Gold Exchange withdrawals to the explosive growth of investment-grade bars, Chinese gold demand is reshaping the global market in real time.
New York and London run the world's gold market with very different settlement systems. Understanding the mechanics explains a surprising amount about price action.
Gold went from $35 to $850 in nine years while CPI averaged 7.4%. The decade is still the most-cited template for hard-asset allocation. Here is what really happened.