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Precious metals after the correction: stabilisation, not a new rally
The precious metals market has seen a partial rebound after a sharp correction, but this has not fundamentally changed the picture of still elevated valuations. Gold remains more than 12 percent above its levels at the start of 2026, while silver is around 4 percent higher. In silver, the recent selloff pushed prices to new early February lows before only a modest rebound followed. The scale of the earlier rally keeps the question of how durable the correction really is firmly on the table. What makes the current situation unusual is that the strong rise in gold prices was not supported by traditional macroeconomic ... (full story)
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