By Franklin Metals Group Why Gold Movement Matters Now Gold is gaining traction not just as a financial hedge, but as a tangible store of value. According to recent data, global demand for physical gold—including bars...
By Franklin Metals Group The Investor Surge: Behind the Numbers Global demand for gold in the second quarter of 2025 surged to 1,249 tonnes, marking a 3% annual increase in volume, and an astonishing 45% year-over-year...
By Franklin Metals Group Setting the Scene Silver is catching renewed attention as analysts at HSBC significantly raised their silver price outlook for the coming years. With gold hitting historic highs, investors are increasingly turning to...
By Franklin Metals Group ⸻ The Backstory Gold and silver have begun the month on a bullish note, buoyed by signs of U.S. economic softness that have intensified speculation around upcoming Fed rate cuts. A weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs report, alongside...
By Franklin Metals Group Behind the Headlines Gold rebounded modestly by 0.2% to $3,342.62/oz, as a weaker U.S. dollar offset earlier price softness driven by improving investor sentiment. The shift followed the announcement of a new...
By Franklin Metals Group Understanding the Value of Precious Metals For generations, gold and silver have been trusted as stores of wealth. In uncertain economic times, they stand out as tangible assets that hold intrinsic value regardless of...
By Franklin Metals Group Behind the Scenes Gold has climbed from around $2,000 to $3,300 per ounce over the past 18 months, fueled by inflation concerns, geopolitical uncertainty, and steady central bank demand. But as we...
By Franklin Metals Group A Turning Point for Silver According to recent technical analysis by Chris Vermeulen, silver has moved decisively into a bull market. After years of consolidation, silver has broken key resistance levels,...
By Franklin Metals Group Behind the Headline Gold recently slipped about 0.17% to $3,350/oz, caught in a tug-of-war between strong U.S. economic data and safe-haven demand fueled by tariff developments and Federal Reserve uncertainty ....
