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Who Owns the Most Gold Worldwide? Central Banks Increase Reserves as Debt Climbs, LBMA Forecasts $5,000 Gold and $97 Silver Amid Inflation and Energy Risks
Gold closed the week at $4,195 per ounce, while silver held above $60 as central banks and institutional investors continued to reshape the precious metals market. China reportedly added more than 23 metric tons of gold last month, its largest monthly purchase in over three years, while global gold ETFs attracted more than $30 billion in third-quarter inflows. At the LBMA conference in Italy, delegates forecast gold exceeding $5,000 and silver reaching $97 per ounce within 12 months. Meanwhile, Metals Focus projects gold averaging $5,330 in 2027, supported by rising government debt and sustained investment demand. Watch this week's market update video to discover what's driving gold and silver prices and what investors should watch next.
3 Oct 2026
Treasury Yields Pressure Gold and Silver as Weak Jobs Data Offers Brief Relief, While Central Bank Buying, Chinese Demand and ETF Growth Help Keep Gold Above $4,000
Gold and silver faced another volatile week as the U.S. bond market remained a major headwind for precious metals, with rising Treasury yields and a stronger dollar weighing on prices. A weak U.S. jobs report briefly supported gold and silver before renewed pressure from rising yields erased much of the move. Morgan Stanley’s Amy Gower noted that gold continues to hold above $4,000 despite these challenges, supported by central bank buying, Chinese demand, and growing ETF holdings. Meanwhile, Rebecca Walser told Bloomberg that gold remains a key barometer of the dramatic expansion in global money supply. Learn more about the forces shaping gold and silver markets and what investors are watching next.
26 Sept 2026
Gold and Silver Face Rising Yields, Strong China Demand and Falling COMEX Inventories
Gold and silver markets faced another eventful week as rising bond yields, mounting debt costs, and shifting global demand kept investors focused on precious metals. Silver finished the week near $64.29 per ounce, while gold closed around $4,285 as higher interest rates continued to pressure financial markets. Meanwhile, China remains a major source of physical gold demand, with imports reportedly on pace to exceed 1,500 metric tons this year. At the same time, eligible gold inventories in COMEX warehouses have fallen sharply, with roughly 4 million ounces reportedly leaving in recent weeks. What could rising yields, strong Chinese demand, and declining COMEX inventories mean for gold and silver markets? Listen to the full market update to learn more.
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