Volatility in the general stock market has come down, and gold has been drifting back up near its all-time highs just under $2,500.
10-year Treasury and mortgage rates have fallen, and market participants are now expecting the start to short-term interest rate cuts next month.
Silver and copper, being more economically sensitive metals, remain 20% lower than they have been earlier this year.
Meanwhile, buying activity in the U.S. retail market for gold and silver bullion has picked back up.
Excess inventory of coins, bars, and rounds has mostly been sold through, meaning that mints are back to producing... and premiums may start creeping up.
We had some huge company news this week, having announced the opening of the largest gold depository in North America. Money Metals' new facility is twice the size of the U.S. Bullion Depository at Fort Knox!
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