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Gold and silver could face another volatile week as markets digest PCE inflation, revised GDP, durable-goods orders, three Treasury auctions, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh at Jackson Hole, the escalating US–Canada trade dispute and renewed Iran-linked cyber concerns.

Get ready for a major week for gold and silver. CPI, PPI, retail sales, Treasury auctions, Fed commentary, the US dollar, Treasury yields, and ongoing Iran and Strait of Hormuz tensions could all drive major moves in precious metals. Here’s what stackers should be watching each day and why it matters.

Get ready for one of the biggest weeks of the summer for gold and silver. The Federal Reserve, Q2 GDP, PCE inflation, Treasury auctions, COMEX deliveries, and ongoing Middle East tensions could all drive major moves in precious metals. Here's what stackers should be watching each day and why it matters.

Why Stackers Should Watch Tariffs, China, the Dollar, Silver’s Critical-Mineral Status, and the New Resource War Donald Trump does not control the price of gold. He does not control the price of silver. He does not set the global price of rare earth metals. He cannot order the gold market to rise, command silver to break out, or magically rebuild the rare earth supply chain overnight. But Trump can move the variables that move metals. That is the real story. A trade war affec

Gold and silver could face a volatile week as markets watch the June FOMC minutes, Treasury yields, the US dollar, initial jobless claims and escalating risks involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. Here are the biggest events precious-metals stackers should follow from July 6–10, 2026.

Where “New” Gold Really Comes From — and Why Stackers Should Care A gold coin looks clean. That is part of its power. A freshly minted gold coin has a kind of moral simplicity. It shines. It feels permanent. It carries a weight that paper money does not. A one-ounce coin can sit in the palm of your hand and appear almost timeless, as if it came straight from the earth, passed through a refinery, entered a mint, and arrived in your stack with a clear identity. But that is ofte

Can Humans Make Gold? How Gold Is Created in Stars, Labs, and Why Stackers Should Not Worry For centuries, alchemists chased the most seductive idea in the history of money: turn something cheap into gold. Lead was dull, heavy, common, and ordinary. Gold was bright, rare, incorruptible, and powerful enough to decorate kings, finance empires, settle debts, inspire wars, and survive every paper currency that tried to replace it. If a person could turn lead into gold, he would n