Instead, she pointed to the erosion of the dollar's global reserve currency status, the rise of BRICS nations, and the unprecedented accumulation of gold by ... and "Most Transparent" from ...

October has been a strong month for gold — and oddly enough, just as strong for the U.S. dollar. Numerous economists ... from Money magazine and "Most Transparent" from Investopedia.

Since early May 2025, gold prices have climbed from 3,200 to nearly 3,450 US dollar per ounce, though they haven't yet breached the April peak of almost $3,500. This renewed focus on gold stems ...

Gold has continued to make gains over the last few days while the US dollar has mostly continued ... Equally, there’s no sign of a significant uptick in unemployment since last year; the rate ...

"Since 2023, gold's gone from $1,800 to $3,400 an ounce. That's a sure sign we're going to have a weak dollar ahead," he expanded, "which means ultimately turbulence and higher prices in the ...