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2025-12-27
It’s hard to tell if gold will really hit $5000 in 2026. It will require all the stars to align where geopolitical risks remain high, US debts continue to deepen, consistent buying by both retail investors and the central banks, high risk of economic recession and Japan raise rates. Rate cuts might help with the US debt. If these fade off then gold prices should start to fall.


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CME Raised Margin: Silver -9%! Time to Pivot on Precious Metals?
Silver futures fell 9% after CME Group announced on December 30 that margin requirements for gold, silver, platinum, and palladium futures will be increased following Wednesday’s market close. The higher margin requirements mean traders will need to post more collateral when trading precious metals futures, effectively reducing the amount of leverage available. This regulatory move has put investors on alert and sparked concerns over whether the recent rally in precious metals can be sustained. Is this a healthy risk-control measure—or a signal that the rally may be overheating?
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