Sprott Physical Gold Trust

Sprott Physical Gold Trust is a closed-end investment trust, which engages in investing and holding substantially all of its assets in physical gold bullion. Its investment objective is to provide a secure, convenient, and exchange-traded investment alternative for investors through investing primarily in long-term holdings of unencumbered, fully allocated, physical gold bullion and will not speculate with regard to short-term changes in gold prices. The company was founded on August 28, 2009 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

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Gold hit its lowest levels in two and half years as a hawkish Fed and a global central bank trend toward rate hikes and tighter monetary policy continue to dampen the yellow metal at a time when it should be thriving.

With the Market Seeing Red, Investors Should Be Seeing Gold

With today's Federal Reserve meeting, gold could face pressure, however, the yellow metal's safe haven draw was lifted by fighting words from Putin.

Gold's Safe Haven Appeal Looks Enticing Amid Threats From Putin, Rate Hikes

Gold, silver, and other precious metals started Friday off hot as the U.S. dollar finally dipped in strength. Gold, silver, palladium, and copper futures all saw modest bumps.

Gold and Other Precious Metals React to Dollar Dip

John Butler, author of The Golden Revolution: How to Prepare for the Coming Global Gold Standard and head of treasury at TallyMoney thinks that not enough people are factoring in a possible return to the gold standard.

This Author Sees a Coming Global Gold Standard

Gold prices and a related exchange traded fund maintained their momentum Thursday as the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields slipped. On Thursday the Sprott Physical Gold Trust (PHYS) rose 0.4%.

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The strong U.S. dollar continues to curb any momentum gold can muster, as the precious metal tumbled 3% last week after looking like it might shake out of its summer slump. Strength in the dollar makes overseas gold purchases more expensive, reduces demand, and drives gold prices down.

With Deflation Priced in, Gold Could Shake Its Slump

On the most recent Sprott Gold Talk Radio, host Ed Coyne sat down with John Ciampaglia to discuss the Sprott ESG Gold ETF (SESG). In talking about why Sprott pursued an ESG Gold ETF, Ciampaglia noted that “it's not just one type of investor who buys gold.

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Gold's “bizarre” era may be nearing a close, according to Mad Money host Jim Cramer. “The charts, as interpreted by the legendary Larry Williams, suggest that the general public's giving up on gold en masse and he thinks that that makes it the perfect entry time to do some buying,” Cramer said.

Now Could Be the “Perfect Time” To Buy Gold

Gold exchange traded funds slipped late Tuesday after touching their highest level in four weeks in response to renewed a bout of potential geopolitical risk between the U.S. and China over House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan. On Tuesday, the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) was 0.

Gold ETFs Give Up Earlier Geopolitical Risk Gains

The heat is on this week as the Federal Reserve is expected to deliver another rate hike, with many experts anticipate it coming in at 75 bps. Additionally, earnings reports will be coming in from companies such as Apple, Microsoft, and Alphabet.

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Despite headwinds and recent troubles, things are far from hopeless for gold investors, according to the World Gold Council. With relatively flat price action in the first half of 2022, gold was one of the better performing assets.

World Gold Council Sees Plenty of Reasons for Optimism

As sanctions on Russia widen, the G7 countries are expected to slap more sanctions on Russian gold. As of the time of this writing, the U.K., the U.S., Japan, and Canada have already announced a ban.

As G7 Winds Down, Russia Hit With More Sanctions

Gold continues to remain firm as the markets face an uncharted future. With inflation spiraling out of control, the yellow metal is well positioned for the medium and long term.

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Gold had a rough end to Friday, but it appears to be rebounding on Monday morning. “When it comes to the gold price, traders are focused on the strength or the weakness of the dollar index, which is very much dependent on two elements.

Gold Kicks Off the Week With a Rebound as Recession Fears Loom

With recession fears becoming more concrete, gold prices rose 1% on Thursday. The dollar took a hit, with the dollar index tumbling 0.5% as U.S. private payrolls rose less than expected last month.

As Recession Fears Grow, Gold Rises

The latest “In Gold We Trust” report has been published, indicating that gold is still on track to end the year above $2,000 and push close to $5,000 by the end of the decade. Analysts at Incrementum AG remain bullish on gold given the global rise in inflation that could could push the world economy [.

“In Gold We Trust” Report Sees Gold on Track for $2,000 by End of 2022

Disappointing economic data has bolstered gold, which is trading near session highs following from the National Association of Realtors. Home sales fell 2.4%, significantly more than projections.

Falling Home Sales and Troubling Economic Data Boosts Case for Gold

With the S&P 500 down 16% this year, the stock market is going through less of a death by a thousand papercuts and more of a death by a thousand brutal, direct stab wounds to vital organs. Despite gold falling through its initial support level of $1,850 an ounce yesterday, the precious metal may prove [.

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The Federal Reserve is raising rates to reign in record inflation, leaving many gold investors to wonder what this means for gold. Historically, gold thrives in an inflation or stagflation environment.

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With the U.S. GDP contracting 1.4%, gold prices throttled back towards the $1,900 mark. A Commerce Department report notes that “The decrease in real GDP reflected decreases in private inventory investment, exports, federal government spending, and state and local government spending, while imports, which are a subtraction in the calculation of GDP, increased.

Gold Recovers From Bumpy Week as U.S. GDP Drops 1.4%

Gold has been performing well, with its price slowly grinding upward, but many investors find it lacking compared to other commodities. Wells Fargo's head of real asset strategy John LaForge notes in a Kitco article, “Since moving to favorable on March 4, 2020, gold prices have gone up 17%, while the Bloomberg Commodity Total Return [.

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Gold has seen its price climb lately due to inflation, a looming recession, widening credit spreads, and general economic uncertainty. John Hathaway's latest for Sprott Insights posits that the yellow metal is still dramatically undervalued and that the sanctions that followed the Russian invasion of Ukraine threaten to reshape the U.S. dollar's global dominance, opening [.

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Gold exchange traded funds are strengthening, with bullion prices hitting a five-week high and looking on to $2,000, as investors turn to a reliable safe haven play to hedge ongoing risks. On Monday, the Sprott Physical Gold Trust (PHYS) rose 0.4%.

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Gold and silver prices continue to climb as the reality of inflation sinks in. Despite the possibility of additional Russian sanctions amid newly discovered Russian atrocities, the Russia-Ukraine war has become largely baked into the market outlook.

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