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Why Gold Prices Could Keep Rising Despite High US Yields And Interest Rates
Why Gold Prices Could Keep Rising Despite High US Yields And Interest Rates
Updated Sep 21, 2026, 05:56 PM
Gold prices are expected to rise through 2027 despite high US interest rates and bond yields, driven by central bank purchases and concerns over US government debt.
Central banks, especially China, have increased gold buying significantly, with global purchases nearly doubling pre-2022 levels, supporting gold as a safe asset against financial crises.
Bill Holter: Fiat to Fail, US$180,000 Gold Will Look "Laughably Low"
Bill Holter: Fiat to Fail, US$180,000 Gold Will Look "Laughably Low"
Investing news: 9-21-2026
Bill Holter of BillHolter.com believes gold's next leg higher has already begun, and its ultimate catalyst is the financial markets themselves. "I think price wise, we're early, Time wise, I don't think there's a lot of time left before we see the implosion of fiats.
The inverse of that is an explosion of prices of everything down to a stick of gum or a cup of coffee," he said. Holter also explains how a gold price of US$180,000 per ounce could be "laughably low" in the long term.
What A Fed Rate Hike Could Mean For Gold And Silver Prices
What A Fed Rate Hike Could Mean For Gold And Silver Prices
MoneyWatch: Managing Your Money
By Angelica Leicht September 14, 2026 / 1:07 PM EDT / CBS News
Gold and silver investors have had to contend with some sharp price moves so far in 2026. Gold, for example, surpassed $5,500 per ounce early this year, but has since retreated significantly from that record high, with the price of gold sitting closer to $4,275 per ounce as of mid-September.
You asked, we answered: Why Are Central Banks Moving Their Gold Reserves
You asked, we answered: Why Are Central Banks Moving Their Gold Reserves
15 September, 2026
Gold on the move
On 2 September, De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) announced that it had transferred approximately 86t of gold from New York and Ottawa to London.1 The operation, conducted between March and August 2026, was designed to improve the liquidity and tradability of DNB’s gold reserves and strengthen its preparedness for severe crises.
The Currency Reset Is Accelerating And Gold Knows It
The Currency Reset Is Accelerating And Gold Knows It
Taylor Kenny: 9-11-2026
The currency reset may not happen in one dramatic moment. It could already be happening right in front of us.
Gold is surging—but what if the real story isn’t gold at all? The most important question may not be “How high can gold go?” It may be: What will the dollar be worth when it gets there?
Economic systems undergo natural cycles, but historical patterns reveal a consistent trajectory regarding unbacked paper money.
The U.S. Wants a Much Higher Gold Price | Tom Luongo
The U.S. Wants a Much Higher Gold Price | Tom Luongo
Miles Franklin Media: 9-9-2026
Andy Schectman, President and CEO of Miles Franklin Precious Metals, interviews Tom Luongo, financial and geopolitical commentator, market analyst, and publisher of Gold, Goats ’n Guns.
Luongo presents his contrarian thesis that the United States may actively favor a much higher gold price, potentially reaching $20,000, as it restructures the dollar system and addresses its sovereign debt burden.
BREAKING: Gold Can't Be Confiscated In This State Now | Patrick Holland
BREAKING: Gold Can't Be Confiscated In This State Now | Patrick Holland
Liberty and Finance: 9-7-2026
Missouri has enacted a sweeping Constitutional Money Actthat gives gold and silver legal-tender status.
The law also provides protections against state-assisted confiscation, allows employers and employees to agree to compensation in gold and silver, and requires the state to accept certain electronic gold and silver transfers for taxes and services.
China Just Triggered the Biggest Gold and Silver Rally in 50 Years: Luke Groman
China Just Triggered the Biggest Gold and Silver Rally in 50 Years: Luke Groman
Slick Finance: 9-5-2026
The global financial landscape is experiencing a profound transformation, characterized by a steady shift away from traditional dollar-centric foreign exchange reserves.
As nations reevaluate their monetary strategies in an increasingly interconnected yet fractured world, a new global monetary dynamic is taking shape. At the center of this evolution is the enduring appeal of gold, which is rapidly emerging as the preferred neutral reserve asset for sovereign entities seeking stability, security, and independence from legacy financial systems.
Dutch CB Declares Gold As Ultimate Reserve Asset | Clive Thompson
Dutch CB Declares Gold As Ultimate Reserve Asset | Clive Thompson
Liberty and Finance: 9-3-2026
A major central bank is quietly repositioning its gold for a crisis, and Clive Thompson says investors should be paying close attention.
The Dutch central bank is moving gold reserves toward London and spreading its holdings across multiple locations, explicitly citing crisis preparedness and describing gold as an “anchor of trust” and an ultimate reserve asset for hedging extreme systemic risks.
America's Dollar Was Backed by Gold Until 1971 — Why Everything Costs More Now
America's Dollar Was Backed by Gold Until 1971 — Why Everything Costs More Now
August 2026
In 1971, President Nixon went on live television and made a decision that changed the value of your money forever. He suspended the dollar's convertibility into gold — a move he called "temporary." It's now lasted over fifty years.
Before that night, every US dollar was backed by physical gold sitting in a vault. The world's currencies were anchored to the dollar, and the dollar was anchored to gold at a fixed rate.
Monetary RESET Has Begun, But “Performance Gold” Could Be the Biggest Opportunity | Ronald Stöeferle
Monetary RESET Has Begun, But “Performance Gold” Could Be the Biggest Opportunity | Ronald Stöeferle
Miles Franklin Media: 9-1-2026
Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief of Miles Franklin Media, interviews Ronald-Peter Stöferle, Managing Partner and Fund Manager at Incrementum and co-author of the annual In Gold We Trust report.
Stöferle explains why gold is undergoing a “creeping remonetization,” driven by central-bank accumulation, geopolitical fragmentation and growing concerns over the global monetary system. He argues that gold’s bull market is not yet in a bubble and reveals why $8,900 gold is now his new base case after his previous $4,800 target was reached ahead of schedule.
Is Trump Signalling a Gold Revaluation? Bill Holter
Is Trump Signalling a Gold Revaluation? Bill Holter
Kinesis Money: 8-31-2026
In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire is joined by Bill Holter to examine whether Trump's repost of Jim Rickards' $10,000 gold call signals something far bigger than a market comment, and what it means for gold and the dollar system.
The two precious metals experts examine why credit markets are beginning to crack, and why Bill believes any gold price target being discussed today will ultimately prove laughably low — including the ones that sound outrageous right now.
Fed vs. Treasury: The $1 Trillion Gold Revaluation Plan? | Mario Innecco
Fed vs. Treasury: The $1 Trillion Gold Revaluation Plan? | Mario Innecco
Liberty and Finance: 8-29-2026
Mario Innecco warns that the Federal Reserve may be far less capable of fighting inflation than its rhetoric suggests, arguing that changing CPI methodology masks the true erosion of purchasing power.
He discusses the possibility of the Treasury revaluing U.S. gold to generate roughly $1 trillion that could potentially be used for Treasury buybacks and yield-curve control.