10th September 2025

Treasuries fail to convince banks and investors

Gold consolidates its position above $3,600 per ounce, reflecting the tensions stemming from geopolitical uncertainties, public debt, the threat of inflation, and risks to central bank independence. The dollar has lost 10% against major currencies, while the Fed prepares to cut interest rates. For the first time, central banks hold a larger share of gold than U.S. Treasury securities.
Source: Bluerating

9th September 2025

Spot gold above €100 per gram for the first time

Spot gold has surpassed the psychological threshold of €100 per gram, as bullish technical charts continue to fuel interest among investors and speculators. December gold futures are up $12.40, at $3,690 per ounce.
Source: Kitco News

8th September 2025

China Consolidates Gold Purchases for the Tenth Consecutive Month

Gold remains unstoppable, with prices rising further in today’s U.S. trading. The December contract gained $2.10, reaching $3,655.20 per ounce. The climate of uncertainty is prompting central banks to intensify their demand for safe-haven assets; China, in particular, is consolidating a series of gold purchases that began in November 2024. According to statements from the People’s Bank of China, the Asian giant continued to replenish its gold reserves throughout the month of August.Source: Kitco News