-
Inside Gold’s Rally: Tickmill’s Johnny Khalil on the Market Momentum of 2025
On October 20th, gold reached an all-time high of almost $4400/oz. A price that is even more impressive if you consider the yellow metal began 2025 at just $2,658/oz. marking an almost 65% climb. To put that into perspective, that’s more than six times gold’s historic annual growth rate from 2000 to 2025. The surge has largely been fuelled by geopolitical instability and market insecurity - from trade tensions and tariff wars to the ongoing U.S. government shutdown (at the time of writing) and the risk of recession in the world’s largest economies. Then on October 21st, gold dropped 6.3% - its biggest weekly ... (full story)
- Comments / Top
- Subscribe
-
Related Stories
From kitco.com | Oct 30, 2025
The gold market is expected to continue its run to record highs; however, investors should temper their expectations, as analysts at the World Bank forecast prices to rise by only 5% in 2026—a sharp contrast to this year’s 50% rally. In its updated commodity outlook, the World Bank projects gold prices will average around $3,575 an ounce in 2026. The ...
From kitco.com | Oct 30, 2025
Global gold demand rose by 3% year-on-year to 1,313 metric tons, the highest quarterly number on record, in the third quarter as investment demand soared, the World Gold Council said on Thursday. Spot gold prices are up 50% so far this year after hitting a record high of $4,381 an ounce on October 20 on safe-haven demand driven by geopolitical tensions, US ...
From etftrends.com | Oct 30, 2025
For those who may not have been keeping a close eye on the copper market, now may be the time. Recently, three-month copper futures reached $11,200 a ton on the London Metal Exchange. Crucially, this marks a new all-time high price for the metal. As such, it’s fair to assume that copper may be getting even more attention and interest from the market in the ...
