Gold Market News
Gold prices see sharp gains as traders digest latest batch of U.S. economic data. Stocks flat as delayed jobs figures point to weakening economy. Gold last traded at $4,309 an ounce. Silver at $63.75 an ounce.
December 16, 2025
Gold gains after Fed rate cut, silver hits all-time peak - MSN--12.10.25
Gold prices rose on Wednesday after the Fed's rate cut while silver hit an all-time peak. Silver prices have surged 113% so far this year, supported by rising industrial demand, falling inventories, and its designation as a critical mineral by the U.S. 
Gold among the few commodity opportunities in 2026, price could reach $4,700/oz – Wells Fargo - Kitco--12.10.25
Strong central bank purchases, ongoing U.S. dollar depreciation, additional Fed rate cuts, and continued geopolitical uncertainty will propel gold prices beyond their current levels to new all-time highs in 2026, according to Wells Fargo.
Gold could hit $5,000/oz in 2026 once the rally resumes, silver may reach $62/oz despite weaker demand – Heraeus - Kitco--12.8.25
Central bank buying, fears of fiscal dominance and strong investment demand will drive gold higher in the second half of 2026. Analysts also do not expect central bank gold buying to taper off in the coming year, helping boost the demand for the precious metal.
Gold touches six-week high as rate cut bets weigh on dollar; silver hits record high - CNBC--12.1.25
Gold prices rose to a six-week high on Monday, supported by growing expectations of a U.S. interest rate cut in December and a sliding U.S. dollar. Silver prices struck record highs ahead of key U.S. economic data.
Gold, silver rise with crypto sell-off 'contributing to the precious metals rally' - Yahoo! Finance--12.1.25
Gold prices jumped on Monday as investors flocked to precious metals amid growing market bets of a December rate cut by the Fed and rising concerns that a surge in the Japanese yen could wreak havoc on markets. Gold is now up more than 60% year to date.
Gold rises on stronger Fed rate cut bets, weaker dollar - CNBC--11.24.25
Gold prices rose on Monday, supported by growing expectations of a Fed interest rate cut next month and a weaker U.S. dollar. Gold, a non-yielding asset, tends to do well in low-interest-rate environments, and during geopolitical instability.
UBS Turns Mega-Bullish: Gold to $4,900 as the U.S. Dollar Cracks - Watcher.Guru--11.21.25
The general U.S. economic sentiment is showing signs of meltdown, as the U.S. dollar continues to show a weaker price stance. In the middle of this, gold has turned out to be the biggest breakthrough asset of 2025, with predictions of it hitting new highs of $4,900 in the near future.
Gold trims gains after US Fed minutes - Reuters--11.19.25
Gold prices rose higher on Wednesday as market participants focused on upcoming economic data for further clues on the U.S. interest rate path. Non-yielding gold tends to do well in a low-interest-rate environment and during times of economic uncertainty.
Silver may be the 'poor man's gold,' but its 74% surge this year looks far from over - Morningstar/Market Watch--11.19.25
Silver is up 74% this year, far outpacing gold so far in 2025. The asset known as "poor man's gold" is the top performer in the precious-metals space so far this year, and it may have plenty of room to run even higher.
