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15/10/2026

🇬🇧 A quintessentially British classic

The jewel in the Royal Mint’s bullion crown, the Britannia gold coin is turning 40, while the silver edition is turning 30.

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13/10/2026

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12/10/2026

Last Week’s Market Recap
Between October 5 and October 9, both precious metals ended higher, with silver recording the stronger gain.

The key turning point came on Wednesday, when gold fell to a two-month low as the dollar strengthened and U.S. government bond yields reached their highest levels in more than 20 years.

Later in the week, bond yields eased and lower prices brought buyers back.

Gold recovered and reached a one-week high on Friday, while silver also moved higher.

Gold price
Over the past week, gold rose 1.53%, moving from a weekly low of $4,100/oz ($131.83 per gram) on October 7 to a high of $4,215/oz ($135.54 per gram) on October 9.

Silver price
Silver rose 3.05% over the week, moving from a weekly low of $59.41/oz ($1.91 per gram) on October 8 to a high of $63.45/oz ($2.04 per gram) on October 6.

10/10/2026

Weekly digest: Oil eases, gold rises as Trump signals no immediate Iran attack

🛢️ Oil eases. After reaching over $104 a barrel on Thursday, oil prices fell to $103 first thing Friday, as President Trump said the US wouldn’t attack Iran ahead of the midterms. This as attacks on shipping increase, and the US cuts output as a hurricane threatens offshore operations. (Reuters)

🌟 Gold ticks up. Gold rose over 1% on Friday, to $4,202/ounce, as the dollar rally eased, along with Treasury ‌yields and oil prices.

🏦 Fed united in hawkishness. According to Federal Reserve minutes released Wednesday, all 19 Fed officials backed the September rates rise, with most agreeing that another hike would likely be needed by the end of the year. There was some positivity though, with several noting that “the underlying momentum in the economy appeared to have increased.” (Bloomberg)

🍂 October hike unlikely. Markets were this week implying just a 19% chance the Fed would raise rates again this month, but were 80% priced for a rise in December. The likelihood of a pause in tightening helped keep 2-year Treasury yields at 4.8%, while 10-year yields reached 5.33%. (Reuters)

05/10/2026

📈 Weekly Market Recap (28.09.26 – 02.10.26)

Between September 28 and October 2, both metals ended lower.

Gold and silver fell sharply at the start of the week after oil prices rose following President Trump’s rejection of an Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

The move brought inflation concerns back into focus and increased expectations of further Fed rate hikes.

Prices recovered part of those losses, but pressure returned later in the week as the U.S. dollar strengthened and long-term Treasury yields reached their highest levels since 2002.

On Friday, a much weaker U.S. jobs report provided some relief. Expectations of an October rate hike fell, helping precious metals recover some ground.

03/10/2026

Weekly digest: Oil steadies and gold slips as Fed hike bets fall

🛢️ Oil steadies. Oil futures swung this week before steadying at around $102/barrel early Friday. Although analysts said midweek that the flow of oil from the region was nearing pre-war levels, news that the US is sending an additional aircraft carrier and 10,000 troops pointed to a risk of escalation. (Bloomberg)

🪙 Gold slips 2%. Gold ended the week at $4,192/ounce – down 2% on last week – as high energy prices overshadowed softer-than-anticipated US inflation data that cut bets for an immediate Fed rate hike.

📈 Inflation lighter than expected. US core inflation stood at 3.0% in August, according to the Fed’s preferred gauge, coming in below expectations. While outwardly encouraging, the Bureau of Economic Analysis has adjusted how it calculates the index, which may or may not have impacted the numbers. (CNBC)

🏦 Fed hike bets fall. Following news of slower-than-expected US inflation last month, stocks rose on Wall Street and hopes grew that the Federal Reserve would refrain from a further rate hike next month, with money markets now seeing only a 35% chance. (Bloomberg)

🤖 BoE issues AI warning. The Bank of England warned this week that AI valuations are still vulnerable to a “sharper correction” than in July, which could have a knock-on effect on global growth and sovereign bond yields. It also said interconnected vulnerabilities in the financial system are on the rise, with growing odds that multiple risks could crystallise at once. (Bloomberg)

💲 US dollar advances. All G10 currencies except the yen weakened against the dollar in September, with the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index up 1.8%. This marks the greenback’s best month since June, following the Fed’s fresh focus on reining in inflation, which pushed US bond yields higher. (Bloomberg)

💶 Euro zone inflation jump. Inflation accelerated more than expected in some of the euro zone’s top economies in September following the energy price shock. Pressure is now building for the ECB to raise interest rates again – in what would be the third such move this year. (Reuters)

☢️ Russia issues nuclear threat. Russia sent a warning to NATO this week saying it would be prepared to use nuclear weapons, if the alliance tried to isolate Kaliningrad, a heavily militarised Russian exclave sandwiched between Lithuania and Poland. NATO strongly denounced the threat of force and reaffirmed its support for Ukraine. (Reuters)

29/09/2026

🏦 Own an icon in gold

Swissmint is celebrating 120 years of its landmark building in Bern, with a limited edition release of 4,000 gold proof coins.

Each 11.29g, 900 fine gold coin is intricately inscribed with a beautiful depiction of Swissmint’s Neo-Renaissance façade – right down to the last tiny brick.

Struck to Swissmint’s exacting standards, this commemorative coin marks an important milestone in Switzerland’s proud minting heritage.

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28/09/2026

Last Week’s Market Recap
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Between September 21 and September 25, gold fell 1.82%, while silver ended 0.39% lower.

Precious metals were under pressure for most of the week as U.S. Treasury yields climbed to a fresh 19-year high and expectations of further Fed rate hikes remained high.

On Friday, sentiment improved slightly after reports that negotiators were discussing a possible reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, which helped ease oil-supply concerns and supported a modest recovery in precious metals.

Gold price
Over the past week, gold fell 1.82%, moving from a weekly high of around $4,387/oz ($141.04 per gram) on September 21 to a low of around $4,261/oz ($137.01 per gram) on September 24.

Silver price
Silver fell 0.39% over the week, moving from a weekly high of around $69.36/oz ($2.23 per gram) on September 22 to a low of around $63.76/oz ($2.05 per gram) on September 24.

26/09/2026

Weekly digest: Oil swings and gold slips as peace hopes build
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1/8🛢️ Oil swings. Oil was trading around $99 midweek, before spiking to $108 a barrel. By Friday it had fallen to $106 on hopes that the Strait of Hormuz may be set to reopen, and Saudi Arabia moved to reopen its East-West pipeline. (Bloomberg)

2/8🌟 Gold slips slightly. Gold ended the week at $4,313/ounce – 1.02% down on the previous week – as high energy prices and inflation concerns drove bond yields up and fuelled concerns that the Fed could hike rates further.

3/8📈 Inflation outlook updated. The OECD has warned that inflation looks set to be faster than forecast in 2027, and may require more policy tightening from the US to Australia, as the US-Iran war continues to impact economies across the globe. (Bloomberg)

4/8🏦 BoE mood shifting? Two senior Bank of England policymakers hinted on Thursday that they were moving closer to supporting higher interest rates to tame ‘sparks in the tinderbox’, as ongoing high energy costs could be raising the risk of persistently high inflation. (Reuters)

5/8🤖 AI optimism returns. AI stocks rallied midweek, fuelled partly by Meta’s new AI assistant, Muse and associated chip stock gains, despite fears the technology could compete with retailers and Amazon blocking the agent from making purchases. (Reuters)

6/8🐌 UK growth slowing. Data released on Wednesday show that UK growth is losing momentum as businesses brace for budget uncertainty and ongoing energy disruption, with the latest PMI of 51.7 coming in below the 52 predicted by economists. The threshold for growth is 50. (Bloomberg)

7/8💲 Dollar holding strong. The dollar index was at 100.79 midweek – its strongest level in two months – while the euro slipped to its lowest since late July, as investors anticipated further Fed rate rises. (Reuters)

8/8🕊️ US-Iran talks lift peace hopes: The US and Iran held their first talks in months on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, discussing a phased deal that could include reopening the Strait of Hormuz after an interim ceasefire collapsed in July. (Reuters)

24/09/2026

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