Gold captured significant attention in 2025. For retirement investors who already hold — or are considering holding — physical gold through a tax-advantaged account, understanding what shaped the gold market this year can provide useful context. This article is a… Read the full guide →
The gold price in 2024 was a story that commanded attention across financial media, retirement planning circles, and central bank boardrooms alike. For much of the year, gold climbed steadily before breaking through price levels that had never been seen… Read the full guide →
Gold consolidated near -0.24% amid steady US 10-Year yields just below 5% and a flat dollar index, resulting in elevated opportunity costs for gold. Stable institutional ETF flows coupled with cautious equity gains kept gold range-bound with no forced selling. The key focus remains yields and dollar trends as primary catalysts for the next directional move.
Gold had a notable year in 2023. From a relatively quiet start, prices moved through a series of peaks and pullbacks before finishing the year near all-time highs. For retirement investors who hold or are considering physical gold through a… Read the full guide →
Few years in recent memory tested gold investors' nerves quite like 2022. The gold market opened the year with cautious optimism, climbed sharply on the back of geopolitical shock, then endured a prolonged and uncomfortable decline as the U.S. Federal… Read the full guide →
Gold edged down 0.4% to near three-month lows around $2023.80 amid rising 10-year Treasury yields at 4.99%, elevating opportunity costs. Stable US dollar readings and subdued GLD ETF flows highlight cautious institutional positioning with equities modestly weaker but no systemic stress, placing gold in a consolidation phase ahead of key Fed signals.
For anyone who follows precious metals closely, 2021 was a year worth understanding. After a dramatic surge in 2020, gold entered the year with considerable momentum — and then spent much of the following twelve months pulling back, consolidating, and… Read the full guide →
Gold plunged 1.29% amid a surge in the 10-Year Treasury yield to 4.99%, intensifying gold’s opportunity cost despite a marginally weaker dollar index (-0.06%). GLD ETF volumes indicated stable institutional participation, while equities sold off modestly—S&P 500 -0.52%, Nasdaq -0.21%—reflecting cautious positioning in a hawkish rate environment.
Gold plunged 1.24% today driven by a US 10-Year yield rise to 4.99%, intensifying the metal’s opportunity cost. GLD volume showed subdued institutional flows amid stable dollar action and modest equity weakness, signaling cautious market positioning ahead of potential yield-driven headwinds.
Few years in modern financial history generated as much uncertainty as 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped economies, labor markets, and investment behavior almost overnight. Against that backdrop, gold experienced one of its most dramatic single-year runs in decades — climbing… Read the full guide →
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