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08.01.26 - 21:21
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Edelmetallpreise mit turbulentem Jahresausblick, neue Rekorde für Gold, Silber und Platin (SG)
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Die Edelmetallpreise erlebten in den letzten Tagen des zu Ende gegangenen Jahres fulminante Anstiege, denen teils heftige Rückschläge folgten. Der Goldpreis markierte am zweiten Weihnachtsfeiertag ein neues Rekordhoch von 4.550 USD je Unze. Silber legte in der Feiertagszeit noch deutlich kräftiger zu und markierte in den frühen Morgenstunden des 29. Dezember bei 84 USD je Feinunze ebenfalls ein Rekordniveau. Gleiches gilt für den Platinpreis bei 2.490 USD je Feinunze. Palladium erreichte mit knapp 2.000 USD je Feinunze ein 3-Jahreshoch. Die Preisanstiege dürften durch die feiertagsbedingt dünne Liquidität begünstigt worden sein.. --- Bei Silber kamen Sorgen vor physischen Knappheiten, niedrige Lagerbestände in China, fallende Lagerbestände an der COMEX und die Anfang 2026 in Kraft getretenen Exportbeschränkungen Chinas als Katalysatoren hinzu.. --- Die CME als Eigentümerin der COMEX hatte wegen der hohen Volatilität die Sicherheitsanforderungen (margin requirements) für Silber weiter angehoben..
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08.01.26 - 15:36
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Futures Drop After Latest Trump Headline Vortex, Silver Slides Ahead Of Index Rebalance (ZeroHedge)
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Futures Drop After Latest Trump Headline Vortex, Silver Slides Ahead Of Index Rebalance
US futures are lower as New Year optimism gives way to jitters about the economy and geopolitics with attention turning to tomorrow's NFP report. Traders are also trying to make sense of Trump's latest edicts on defense and corporate landlords, with a vortex of headlines making things feel more unpredictable than usual. As of 8:00am ET, S&P 500 futures drop 0.2% with Nasdaq 100 contracts -0.3% with tech names leading declines amid profit-taking on artificial-intelligence trade but off the day's lows after a report that China is to approve some Nvidia H200 purchases as soon as this quarter. In premarket trading, Mag7 names mixed but net higher as Semis are weaker. Defense stocks are up after Trump demanded a $500 billion boost to annual defense spending. That followed an edict that major defense contractors that work with the government must end stock buybacks and dividends until they invest more in...
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08.01.26 - 06:06
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Precious metal rally tightens electronics supply chains as silver price surge lifts component costs (Digitimes)
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Market analysts have identified 2025 as a potential "super bull market" year for precious metals, driven by a complex mix of geopolitical tensions and supply-demand imbalances. Prices of silver, platinum, palladium, gold, and copper rose sharply throughout the year, with bullish momentum expected to extend into 2026. This upswing is having notable ramifications on the electronic components supply chain, particularly affecting cost structures....
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08.01.26 - 04:12
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Silver Will Remind Us: We Are Deeply Dependent On The Earth (ZeroHedge)
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Silver Will Remind Us: We Are Deeply Dependent On The Earth
Authored by Mollie Engelhart via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
Commentary
We live in a world that has engineered distance between us and the physical limits our ancestors once lived inside of. The constraints that shaped generations before us—weather, harvest, transport, salt, fuel, season, strength, distance, labor, time—have been replaced by one dominant modern restraint: money.
Silver bars are stacked in the safe deposit boxes room of the Pro Aurum gold house in Munich, Germany, on Jan. 10, 2025. Angelika Warmuth/Reuters
Money has become our proxy for limits, the translation layer between desire and reality. But somewhere along the way, we started believing the translation was the terrain. Constraints didn't disappear—we outsourced them to systems so efficient we stopped noticing their fragility at all.
My husband grew up in a town with no road connecting it to the outside world. When his family wanted to slaughter a pig,...
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