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Gold breaks $4,400 for first time on Fed rate-cut bets, silver hits new high

Gold climbed to $4,383 an ounce as traders anticipate US Federal Reserve rate cuts and geopolitical tensions boost demand for safe-haven assets, silver also reached a record high.

  • On Dec 22, gold surged to record highs with spot gold XAU at $4,391.92 an ounce and spot silver XAG hitting $69.23 in Singapore.
  • Traders are pricing in two Fed rate cuts in 2026, boosting demand for metals amid heightened geopolitical tensions involving US actions on Venezuela and a Mediterranean tanker attack.
  • Trading hubs saw volume spikes that amplified price moves, with bullion-backed ETFs rising for five straight weeks and bullion gaining 67% while silver surged 138% this year, according to data.
  • Bullion strengthened intraday to US$4,383.19 in Singapore trading, as the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index eased 0.1%, aiding overseas buyers.
  • The rally positions metals for a historic annual gain since 1979, as gold and silver cap a record year; `With December usually producing positive returns for gold and silver, seasonality is on their side` said StoneX senior analyst Matt Simpson.
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Gold and silver rose to historic peaks, as rising geopolitical tensions and bets on new rate cuts in the United States added momentum to the best annual performance in more than four decades. Gold rose to 2.4 percent, surpassing the previous record of $4,381 an ounce, set in October, while silver recovered to up to 3.4 percent, approaching $70 an ounce. This move prolongs a dizzying rebound that has led both metals to their best annual performan…

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Gold hits record high on safe-haven demand; silver climbs to new peak

Gold soared to a record high on Tuesday, coming within a whisker of breaching the $4,500-per-ounce level.

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The Arabian Stories News broke the news in on Monday, December 22, 2025.
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