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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Sprott Junior Gold Miners ETF

Sprott Gold Miners ETF

After a disappointing 2021, which saw gold close down 3.6%, 2022 has heralded the yellow metal's resurgence. “The price of gold is rocketing at the moment predominantly because of the geopolitical circumstances.

Amid Uncertainty, Gold Is Getting Its Groove Back

A bipartisan group of senators has proposed legislation to freeze Russia's gold reserves. In theory, the move closes a loophole in the current sanctions and prevents Russia from selling its $132 billion in gold reserves.

Bipartisan Group of Senators Proposes Freeze on Russia Gold Reserves

Geopolitical uncertainty abounds as the Russian invasion of Ukraine hits the one-week mark. Gold prices are holding above $1,900 an ounce and are poised to surge further.

In Times Like This, There Is No Alternative to Gold

With the Russian invasion of Ukraine likely to last for a protracted amount of time, gold prices could surge. Pierre Lassonde, chairman emeritus of Franco-Nevado and CEO of Firelight Investments, believes that gold could hit $2,200 to $2,400 in the medium term, but over the next five years could potentially reach as high as $10,000, [.

Pierre Lassonde Thinks Gold Could Reach $10K

Sprott Physical Silver Trust

After hitting a one and half year high of $1,976.50 on Thursday, gold prices retreated below $1,900. Analysts think that weaker sanctions from Europe might be behind the pullback.

Gold Pulls Back After Initial Surge

As sanctions begin hitting Russia in response to the escalating situation in Ukraine, the price of precious metals and the supply of commodities could be affected. After Putin's announcement recognizing two self-proclaimed republics in Ukraine, U.S. President Joe Biden said that he is issuing sanctions against Russia.

Watch Precious Metals as Ukraine Situation Develops

Gold briefly crested $1,900/oz on Thursday, as geopolitical tensions rose again in Ukraine. “There is a lot of different angles to look at gold right now – from the macro, geopolitical, and hedge against inflation.

Gold Hits $1,900 Amid Troubling Economic and Geopolitical Developments

Gold-related exchange traded funds are rallying, with gold prices topping $1,900 for the first time in eight months on escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine with the threat of an all-out invasion. Among the best-performing non-leveraged ETFs of Thursday, the Sprott Gold Miners ETF (SGDM) advanced 4.9%.

Gold ETFs Shine as Investors Rush to Safety

After hitting its highest mark since June 11th earlier this week, spot gold has retreated. Building geopolitical tensions and volatile markets pushed gold to $1,879.48 early in the week, but news of Russia removing some troops from the border and a 3.8% rise in U.S. retail sales have dampened the brief surge.

Ongoing Political Instability May Drive Gold, Metals Forward

Sprott market strategist Paul Wong issued a new monthly report delving into gold's performance in January. Spot gold shed $32.03 of value, or 1.75%, closing the month at $1,797.17/oz.

Hawkish Fed Defined January's Gold Performance

The latest report from The World Gold Council notes that gold ETFs saw their biggest monthly inflows since May of last year, with $2.7 billion in January. The inflows happened amid broad stock market volatility, which might have inspired investors to seek safe haven assets such as gold.

Gold ETFs See Big Inflows in January

Bitcoin seemed to gain significant ground in 2021, with many analysts and investors thinking that it could replace gold as a safe storage of wealth and inflation hedge. The end of 2021 and the start of 2022 have been a sharp reminder that crypto is an inherently volatile asset and shouldn't be used as a [.

As Crypto Plunges, Gold Remains a Safe Haven

A hawkish stance from the Fed has had gold in decline since Wednesday. “Powell's hawkish comments practically guaranteeing a March rate hike, emphasizing the economy's strength and noting that the Fed's balance sheet was overlarge and needs to be wound down, has triggered a bond selloff and higher USD which has pressured gold to recent [.

Fed Meeting Sends Gold Tumbling

The latest Sprott Monthly Report covers the top 10 things that gold and precious metals investors should watch for in 2022. M2 Money Supply, U.S. 10-Year Treasury Real Yields, and U.S. Dollar (USD) – Market strategist Paul Wong notes that all of these variables are driven by fiscal policy.

The Top 10 Things Gold and Precious Metals Investors Should Watch for in 2022

The latest Sprott Gold Report from Sprott managing director & senior portfolio manager John Hathaway digs into gold's prospects in 2022. Hathaway notes that despite shrinking mine supply, high physical demand, low interest rates, and problematic inflation, the price of gold failed to advance much in 2021.

With Systemic Risks Everywhere, Seek Safety in Gold

Consumer prices rising amid hot inflation could hold down economic growth, and a less hawkish Federal Reserve could push gold prices higher. Gold prices have been range-bound in a $1,800 per ounce holding pattern that goes all the way back to summer of last year.

Less Hawkish Fed Could Push Gold Prices Higher

Gold prices are down 7% within the past year, but some analysts see it as a minor speed bump en route to $2,100 later in the new year. Gold prices are currently trading right around $1,800 and have been for quite some time, but they have been on the move as of late.

Commodities Analyst: Spot Gold Could Hit $2,100

Gold and silver prices faltered in 2021, but that didn't crimp demand for bullion sales, which excelled the past year despite the price bearishness for the precious metals. “Demand this year for United States Mint bullion products fared from strong for silver coins to exceptional for gold coins,” a CoinNews.net article reports, noting that American [.

Gold, Silver Prices Fall in 2021, but Bullion Sales Excel

Sprott's Ed Coyne appeared on Asset TV's Alt Summit to discuss the state of gold and gold equities with Remy Blaire. Mining stocks, despite having their financial houses in order and being poised for success, appear to have stalled in 2021.

Ed Coyne Discusses the State of Gold and Gold Equities

Gold had made modest gains lately, but it has recently been struggling to hold on to the $1800/oz price point despite increasing fears about inflation. The number of jobless claims dipped to their lowest average since October 25th, 1969.

Gold Struggles to Hold On to $1800 as Jobless Report Hits Record Low

Gold prices are picking up heading into the 2022 as investors still assess the impact of the Omicron variant and COVID cases rise in the winter season. Meanwhile, the impact of inflation is still weighing on the capital markets.

Gold Picks Up Heading Into the New Year

Sprott CEO Peter Grosskopf's latest piece highlights the resiliency of precious metals amid a challenging year and underscores the fundamentals that support a strong 2022 in the space. Looking into 2022, Grosskopf expects more of the same for a while.

Precious Metals “Stay the Course” Despite Challenging Year

iShares Silver Trust

Gold exchange traded funds are struggling as traders weigh the impact of surging COVID-19 Omicron infections and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy outlook in its fight against inflation. On Monday, the iShares Silver Trust (SLV) was down 0.4%, the Sprott Physical Silver Trust (PSLV) fell 0.8%, the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSEArca: GLD) was 0.3% lower, and the Sprott Physical Gold [.

Gold ETFs Stumble as Traders Weigh Omicron, Fed Actions

Gold will need another catalyst heading into 2022 after the Omicron variant proved it wasn't enough to resuscitate the precious metal's prices further. Gold briefly spiked heading into Thanksgiving, but the Omicron variant sell-off wasn't enough to swing momentum in its favor.

Momentum Swings Towards Gold After PMI Data Disappoints

Consumer Price Inflation hit its highest levels since June of 1982 last month at 6.8%. Economists expect that inflation will continue to grow.

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