Today, gold surpassed $4,500 per troy ounce, reaching another all-time high in a year that has seen over 50 record highs.
The rally comes as both gold and silver are among this year’s top performers, with rising momentum pushing prices to new highs and establishing their strongest year since 1979.
The World Gold Council indicates that increased government spending, greater central bank demand, and reduced interest rates could boost gold prices by an additional 5% to 15% next year.
In 2025, Silver experienced an even stronger year, soaring 150% due to strong industrial demand and physical shortages. The metal exceeded $70 on Wednesday, with futures rising above $72 an ounce.
Copper has also had a record year, approaching $12,000 per ton, in its biggest annual surge since 2009, driven by surging worldwide demand from EVs, AI infrastructure, and renewable energy construction projects.
By CEO NA Editorial Staff
