Silver just did something it rarely does — outperform gold while staying completely under the radar.  If you’ve been following the precious metals market, you know this is unusual. Gold typically leads, silver follows. Gold gets the headlines, silver gets ignored. But right now, something different is happening. And according to Mike Maloney’s latest analysis, this quiet outperformance could be the early warning signal of something much bigger.  “This is exactly how the biggest moves begin,” Mike explains in his latest video with Alan Hibbard. “The best opportunities come when nobody’s paying attention.”  Why This Time Feels Different  The financial The post Silver’s Explosive Setup: Why This Rally Could Be Your Last Chance appeared first on GoldSilver.

Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. (WPM-TSX, WPM-NYSE), has announced key senior management promotions, including the appointment...

The Federal Reserve announced Wednesday that it will maintain its current benchmark interest rate, marking the fourth straight meeting without a rate change. This decision keeps borrowing costs high for American consumers and businesses. The Fed is holding off on any rate adjustments while it gathers more data on how President Trump’s aggressive tariff agenda and ongoing Middle East tensions might impact the economy. Despite the U.S. economy demonstrating resilience under current conditions, there are signs that both businesses and consumers are pulling back on spending as they await more clarity on economic policy. The decision drew criticism from President The post Interest Rates Unchanged: Fed Waits for Clarity on Tariffs and Global Tensions appeared first on GoldSilver.

Markets are experiencing volatility as Middle East tensions rise between Israel and Iran, prompting investors to move away from risky assets. Silver has reached its highest price since February 2012, driven by strong demand from green energy and tech sectors. Meanwhile, Reddit shares continue climbing after launching new AI advertising tools, and Regencell Bioscience stock has skyrocketed following a 38-for-1 stock split, despite the company having no revenue. The post Silver Hits 14-Year Peak as Middle East Tensions Drive Safe-Haven Demand appeared first on GoldSilver.

May’s inflation data showed surprisingly low price increases, with CPI rising just 0.1% monthly and staying under 2.5% annually. Key categories like cars and clothing actually saw price drops despite new tariffs. This “missing inflation” may be due to businesses stockpiling imports before tariffs hit and weak consumer demand. However, this calm is likely temporary. Business costs are rising rapidly, and these will eventually be passed to consumers. Despite market hopes for Fed rate cuts, the central bank will probably keep rates steady through 2025, having learned from past mistakes about “transitory” inflation. The post Why May’s Surprisingly Low Inflation Won’t Last—And the Fed Knows It appeared first on GoldSilver.

Written by: The MacroButler The markets have dubbed 2025 not a Jubilee, but a fog—thick with the unknown. Investors fumble through it, sensing chaos, yet naming it uncertainty without grasping its nature. So let’ dissect the case of the Jubilee Year of Uncertainty. Frank Knight, the economist-sleuth of the early 20th century, cracked the code in 1921. In Risk, Uncertainty, and Profit, he drew a decisive line: risk is measurable; uncertainty is not. Risk has odds. Uncertainty has shadows. “Uncertainty,” Knight wrote, “must be taken in a sense radically distinct from risk.” The former can’t be tamed by statistics. It defies The post Why Gold, Not Models, Will Deliver in 2025 appeared first on GoldSilver.

Citigroup has issued a bearish call on gold, predicting it could drop to $2,500 or lower next year after its record-breaking rally. However, UBS senior adviser Brendan O’Connor remains bullish, maintaining a year-end price target of $3,500 for gold, citing strong fundamentals like central bank demand and geopolitical tensions. O’Connor suggests investors consider silver as an alternative, seeing 8-9% upside potential. He also recommends looking at international stocks over U.S. equities due to better valuations, and advocates for alternative investments like private credit and private equity given expected muted returns in traditional markets. The post Central Banks’ Gold Rush Continues as Citi Predicts Price Pullback appeared first on GoldSilver.