Stacking News/Blog

CPI, retail sales and Fed commentary could shake gold and silver this week. COMEX and Shanghai keep trading through Monday’s holiday split. Here’s what I’m watching—and what it means for physical stackers.

Shanghai returns Wednesday night ET as gold and silver face Fed minutes, services data and $119 billion in Treasury auctions. Here’s my daily guide to the events, timing and market reactions stackers should watch October 4–10.

PCE inflation, manufacturing and the US jobs report could move gold and silver this week. Meanwhile, Shanghai’s gold and futures exchanges close before two major US releases. Here’s what I’m watching each day.

Is copper replacing silver in solar panels? Discover why copper substitution, silver thrifting and lower silver-per-watt forecasts do not mean solar demand for silver is disappearing.

Gold and silver survived rate hikes from the Fed and BOJ—but can they withstand a flood of Fed speakers, three Treasury auctions, flash PMIs, durable-goods data and renewed geopolitical risk? Here are the biggest precious-metals watchouts for September 20–26, 2026.

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.

Could Tesla & SpaceX eventually require an additional 350–425 MILLION OZT of silver per year? With Terafab, millions of Optimus robots, Cybercabs and solar-powered orbital AI data centers planned, we dig into the numbers—and what this potential new demand shock could mean for silver stackers.

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.

The Byproduct Problem, Mine Economics, Industrial Demand, and the Hidden Limits of “Just Mine More Silver” Silver stackers often hear the same argument whenever silver prices rise: “If silver gets expensive, miners will simply produce more of it.” It sounds logical. In many markets, higher prices attract more supply. If coffee prices rise, farmers may plant more coffee. If oil prices rise, producers may drill more wells. If lumber prices rise, mills may increase production. S

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.

Inflation does not automatically push gold and silver higher. Explore historical examples, real interest rates and silver’s industrial demand to understand what rising prices actually mean for your stack.