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✨ Smoother & Smarter: 3 New Features Just LandedWe’ve been busy investing in your GOLD AVENUE experience, making it smoo...
22/09/2026

✨ Smoother & Smarter: 3 New Features Just Landed

We’ve been busy investing in your GOLD AVENUE experience, making it smoother and giving you more insight into your investments. Here’s what’s new:

📊 More insight into your Wallet
See how your overall Wallet and each precious metal are performing, follow their evolution over time with the new interactive graph, and explore how your holdings are distributed across precious metals.

✓ Bank transfers made easier
Once you’ve sent your funds, let us know directly on GOLD AVENUE with the new “I’ve Sent The Funds” button. No need to contact Customer Service separately!

💬 FAQs & transaction history, now in the app
Find answers to common questions and check your transaction history directly in the GOLD AVENUE App.

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Last Week’s Market Recap⬇️Between September 14 and September 18, gold rose 1.25%, while silver gained a much stronger 6....
21/09/2026

Last Week’s Market Recap
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Between September 14 and September 18, gold rose 1.25%, while silver gained a much stronger 6.29%.
The week began cautiously ahead of the Fed’s decision.
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.25 percentage points and signalled that more increases could follow.
Precious metals then recovered toward the end of the week.
By Friday, oil prices had fallen for a third straight session, easing some concerns that higher energy costs could keep inflation elevated. Gold reached a one-week high, while silver also climbed strongly into the end of the week.

Gold price
Over the past week, gold rose 1.25%, moving from a weekly low of around $4,270/oz ($137.28 per gram) on September 16 to a high of around $4,403/oz ($141.56 per gram) on September 18.

Silver price
Silver rose 6.29% over the week, moving from a weekly low of around $63.14/oz ($2.03 per gram) on September 14 to a high of around $68.43/oz ($2.20 per gram) on September 18.

Weekly digest: Fed hikes rates and gold makes gains⬇️1/8🛢️ Oil slides. Brent crude prices were nearing £102 a barrel on ...
19/09/2026

Weekly digest: Fed hikes rates and gold makes gains
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1/8🛢️ Oil slides. Brent crude prices were nearing £102 a barrel on Friday morning, with supply disruptions set to ease as Saudi Arabia re-routed exports through the Strait of Hormuz and work to reinstate a drone-damaged pipeline began. (Bloomberg)

2/8🪙 Gold gains. Gold was at $4,406/ounce on Friday morning, with bullion on track to end the week higher. Gains were helped by a combination of falling oil prices and the Fed rate hike easing inflation fears.

3/8🏦 Fed hikes rates. The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by a quarter point on Wednesday, the first hike in three years. Chairman Kevin Warsh tried to strike a positive tone though, saying that the economy “appears to be strengthening”. (Bloomberg)

4/8💷 BoE holds rates. The Bank of England held its base rate at 3.75% on Thursday, but warned that a hike might be necessary if current volatility persists and inflation pressures rise. (Bloomberg)

5/8📈 UK inflation climbs. UK inflation rose to 3.1% in August – a five-month high driven largely by energy prices. The CPI is predicted to peak at over 4% in the new year – more than double the BoE’s 2% target – raising the odds of a hike in November. (Reuters)

6/8💲 Dollar wavers. The US dollar made its biggest jump in three months midweek, following the Fed’s rate hike and hints at further tightening. By Thursday, the dollar index had eased to 100.07 though, as energy prices dropped. (CNBC)

7/8🎢 US stocks rebound. The S&P 500 rose 1% and the Nasdaq 100 climbed 1.7% on Thursday, bouncing back after a midweek selloff sparked by the Fed’s interest rate increase. (Bloomberg)

8/8⏸️ China tariffs paused. The US is expected to delay new China tariffs until after next week’s Xi-Trump summit, postponing a proposed 7.5% levy. China has warned against protectionism and may retaliate if tariffs rise. (Bloomberg)

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17/09/2026

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🍀 Can you find a rare four-leaf clover in gold?Did you know that only about one clover in 5,000 naturally grows with fou...
15/09/2026

🍀 Can you find a rare four-leaf clover in gold?

Did you know that only about one clover in 5,000 naturally grows with four leaves? PAMP Suisse has captured this enduring symbol of good fortune in 5 grams of 999.9 fine gold.

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Last Week’s Market Recap⬇️Between September 7 and September 11, gold ended lower, while silver finished almost unchanged...
14/09/2026

Last Week’s Market Recap
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Between September 7 and September 11, gold ended lower, while silver finished almost unchanged.

Prices came under pressure as U.S. inflation data strengthened expectations of a September rate hike. Gold fell sharply on Thursday before recovering part of the decline on Friday. Silver followed a similar pattern but ended the week slightly higher overall.

Gold price
Over the past week, gold fell 1.54%, moving from a weekly low of $4,321/oz ($138.93 per gram) on September 10 to a high of $4,446/oz ($142.94 per gram) on September 8.

Silver price
Silver rose 0.18% over the week, moving from a weekly low of $63.76/oz ($2.05 per gram) on September 10 to a high of $69.67/oz ($2.24 per gram) on September 9.

Weekly digest: Gold wavers as oil spikes to near $108⬇️1/8🛢️ Oil hits $107. Oil spiked to $107 a barrel on Thursday, as ...
12/09/2026

Weekly digest: Gold wavers as oil spikes to near $108
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1/8🛢️ Oil hits $107. Oil spiked to $107 a barrel on Thursday, as tensions flared in the Middle East, sending prices back to levels last seen in May. (Bloomberg)

2/8🪙 Gold dips. Gold was at $4,345/ounce Friday morning. The fall of 3.14% put it on track for its third weekly loss, as oil prices and inflation data made a Fed rate hike look more likely next week.

3/8📈 US inflation latest. US wholesale prices rose 0.4% in August, putting the producer price index at 5.4% - well above the Fed’s 2% target and 0.1% higher than expected. With CPI data due Friday, the latest figures could play a central role in the Fed’s interest rate decision next week. (CNBC)

4/8↗️ ECB rate hits 2.5%. The European Central Bank this week lifted rates to 2.5% - a quarter point up, and the second such rise this year. With projections showing inflation averaging 3% this year, President Christine Lagarde called the latest hike “a no brainer”. (Reuters)

5/8💲 Dollar rebounds. The dollar was nearing a seven-month low midweek, as traders looked ahead to the Treasury Department’s buyback plans, and Friday’s inflation data. Thursday though saw a rise against major currencies following the ECB’s rate hike. (Reuters)

6/8📉 Treasuries weaken. Treasuries fell midweek, amid concerns that rising oil prices would fuel inflation and prompt the Fed to raise interest rates as early as next week. (Bloomberg)

7/8🏦 Fed rate news awaited. On Wednesday, markets were pricing around a 65% chance of a Federal Reserve rate hike next week, with traders also anticipating four Bank of England and ECB rake hikes by the end of 2027. (Bloomberg)

8/8💰 Treasury triples buybacks. The US Treasury has announced it will buy back up to $6 billion of government debt to support bond-market liquidity, tripling normal operations. Future buybacks will be at least $4 billion, potentially helping contain elevated Treasury yields. (CNBC)

🐐 The Perth Mint’s 2027 Lunar Goat coins are hereCelebrating the Year of the Goat, the new release features two designs ...
10/09/2026

🐐 The Perth Mint’s 2027 Lunar Goat coins are here

Celebrating the Year of the Goat, the new release features two designs across gold, silver & platinum - from a proud goat against a rugged mountain landscape to a family of three goats beneath a plum blossom tree.

The 2027 release follows previous Goat editions from 2003 and 2015, continuing The Perth Mint’s Lunar Series.

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Last Week’s Market Recap⬇️Between August 31 and September 4, gold ended slightly lower, while silver recorded a 2.50% ga...
07/09/2026

Last Week’s Market Recap
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Between August 31 and September 4, gold ended slightly lower, while silver recorded a 2.50% gain.

Both metals weakened early in the week before recovering through Wednesday and Thursday. The direction changed again on Friday after U.S. job growth accelerated sharply in August, increasing expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise rates this month.

The stronger jobs report also pushed the dollar higher, reversing part of gold’s recovery. Silver also pulled back on Friday but remained higher overall for the week.

Gold price
Over the past week, gold fell 0.33%, moving from a weekly low of approximately $4,305/oz ($138.42 per gram) on September 1 to a high of approximately $4,508/oz ($144.92 per gram) on September 3.

Silver price
Silver rose 2.50% over the week, moving from a weekly low of approximately $64.07/oz ($2.06 per gram) on September 1 to a high of approximately $68.74/oz ($2.21 per gram) on August 31.

Weekly digest: Volatile week for gold as oil makes strong gains⬇️1/8🛢️ Oil jumps. Brent futures rose to around $95 a bar...
05/09/2026

Weekly digest: Volatile week for gold as oil makes strong gains
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1/8🛢️ Oil jumps. Brent futures rose to around $95 a barrel this week – a gain of 6.6% – as the US and Iran once again traded attacks. In Europe, diesel and petrol now cost more than $350 a barrel, while prices in the US stand at more than $150. (Bloomberg)

2/8🪙 Gold rebounds. Gold steadied on Friday morning at $4,483/ounce. After dropping on Wednesday, prices rallied Thursday following news that Fed Governor Christopher Waller may be in favour of holding rates steady. With jobs data due though, more volatility could be on the cards.

3/8📋 Jobs report due. US stocks were steady while Treasuries edged higher as traders awaited Friday’s US Labor Department jobs report, to see if it held any clues on whether the Fed will delay a September rate hike. (Bloomberg)

4/8🏦 Rate hike bets rise. In last week’s Jackson Hole speech, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh confirmed his commitment to the 2% inflation target, saying that the policy rate will be the most effective tool to realise that goal. Midweek, economists at Barclays, Société Générale and Deutsche Bank were pencilling hikes in September and December. (Reuters)

5/8📈 Crisis fears lift yields. Global bond yields surged this week, as Middle East tensions revived inflation and energy fears, pushing Japan and UK yields to multi-decade highs. Meanwhile, the Dutch central bank moved 86 tonnes of gold from North America to London in a ‘crisis preparedness’ move. (CNBC)

6/8📉 Inflation trending down. Fed Bank of New York President John Williams said this week that there are signs of inflation easing, as “some of the effects of the tariffs move into the rearview mirror,” while energy price hikes aren’t spreading to other services. (Bloomberg)

7/8🔥 European gas hits three-year high: Natural gas prices surged as renewed Middle East fighting raised supply concerns, with European inventories only around 65% full ahead of winter. (Bloomberg)

8/8☢️ Iran nuclear vote approaches: Iran and the US traded further attacks as the UN prepares for a 17 September vote on renewing oversight of nuclear sanctions, a move opposed by both Russia and China. (Reuters)

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