US EditionGold and silver see rollercoaster end to blockbuster year
- This year, gold and silver are poised for historic annual gains, with gold up nearly 70% and silver surging more than 160%, while gold futures trade near record highs as of Tuesday.
- Amid a weakening U.S. dollar, the rally traces to unease over volatile trade policies after President Donald Trump's tariff rollout earlier this year.
- Central banks and ETFs drove heavy demand, with central banks adding 53 tons of gold in October while GLD ETF and SLV ETF recorded over $20 billion and almost $3.5 billion inflows this year.
- Pre-Tariff shipments and big purchases reduced available supply, while industrial users of silver increased pressure, and silver plunged 5% on Monday, reflecting high volatility.
- Next year, with rate cuts expected from the Federal Reserve, silver may rise again but analysts warn rallies could face sharper corrections.
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Gold and silver are subject to strong price fluctuations at the end of the year. Investors secure profits. Superpower China continues to drive the gold market and continues to buy massively.
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