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Silver has jumped to fresh all-time highs as the final month of 2025 gets underway, a year that has seen an explosive rally for the metal after lagging behind gold for years.

After testing all-time highs last week, gold and silver have pulled back towards their recent consolidation levels as markets continue to weigh up the risks of a potential AI bubble and expectations for a US rate cut.

Gold and silver prices have jumped higher again this week, rebounding from recent dips to test all-time high levels set in October.

With a legacy spanning more than 200 years, The Sovereign remains one of the world’s most recognisable and trusted bullion coins. Today, The Royal Mint has revealed one of the most significant updates to the series in modern times.

Gold and silver have entered a new consolidation phase after pulling back from recent record highs. Given the significant pace at which gains had been made, analysts have called the pullback healthy, and believe 2026 will see further records.

After almost nine days of sharp drops in price, gold and silver have shown some early signs of recovery ahead of today’s US rate decision.

Gold and silver prices have settled following a day of extreme selling pressure which saw both metals suffer their worst one-day performances in years.

Gold and silver prices have pushed higher yet again this week, with both metals posting fresh all-time high spot prices in USD and other currencies.

Gold has broken through the major milestone of $4,000 per ounce for the first time in history, as the metal’s latest historic rally continues to gain pace.

The impressive rally in gold and silver has continued in trading this week, with both metals scoring new records in many currencies.

Gold and silver prices have pulled back slightly after the Federal Reserve cut US interest rates as expected yesterday.

Gold spot price pushed firmly above $3,600 per ounce for the first time this week, amid a perfect storm of economic and geopolitical uncertainty.

After soaring to new highs at the start of the week, gold and silver have settled down for now ahead of a key US jobs report later today.

Gold and silver saw significant gains last week as the US dollar continues to weaken, pushing silver to a new record high in GBP this morning.

Gold and silver are maintaining recent levels, holding ground despite headwinds, but failing to push on to new highs.

After posting solid gains on Thursday and Friday, gold has pulled back once more as the US clarified that gold bars are not subject to tariffs.

Markets have been shocked by news that the US has introduced tariffs on gold imports of certain products, with large potential implications for the gold market.

Last week saw a sharp drop in the gold price, followed by a big recovery on Friday, as markets reacted to employment data from the US.

Gold and silver prices have fallen back this week due to a stronger US dollar. Solid GDP figures and a hawkish Federal Reserve have boosted the dollar to a two-month high.

Gold and silver are seeing further gains this week as the US dollar weakens. The feud between President Trump and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is causing market uncertainty.