Gold surged to a fresh record above $4,900 as investors rushed back into safe-haven assets following a pause in tariff escalations, highlighting renewed market anxiety and demand for security.
Gold and silver hit fresh highs as investors seek safe havens, while Bitcoin trades flat ahead of key macroeconomic events, highlighting diverging market reactions to looming economic uncertainty.
Silver futures tumbled over 10% to $72 after the CME hiked margin requirements, triggering forced liquidations and amplifying volatility as traders rushed to cut leveraged positions in the crowded precious metals trade.
Tokenized silver trading volumes have surged to new highs this week, as investors flock to digital assets tracking the metal amid a record-breaking rally in global silver prices.
JPMorgan warns Bitcoin appears cheap versus gold, citing valuation gaps and rising institutional interest. Analysts say favorable macro trends could drive BTC prices higher, prompting renewed investor focus.
Financial author Robert Kiyosaki warns that a cash crunch is sparking a market crash but remains optimistic about Bitcoin and gold as safe havens. He advocates for investing in these assets to shield against economic instability.
As gold retreats from record highs, analysts assess whether Bitcoin can rebound, examining macro drivers, investor flows and risk appetite to gauge prospects for crypto’s recovery amid shifting safe-haven demand.
Comparing Bitcoin and gold, this piece examines value, volatility, storage and regulatory risks, and adoption trends-assessing which asset fits investors’ portfolios and why.
As gold keeps setting new highs, China reportedly seeks to position itself as custodian for central bank reserves, offering vaulting and settlement services to bolster its influence in global bullion markets.
As markets wobble, investors revisit age-old gold and digital newcomer Bitcoin. This piece examines their roles as modern safe havens-risks, returns, liquidity and what each offers amid economic uncertainty.