
Cedar Gold Group
Weekly Metals Roundup
Week Ending September 26, 2025
|
OPEN |
CLOSE |
CHANGE |
% |
HIGH |
LOW |
TRADE RANGE |
|
|
GOLD |
$3,685.41 |
$3,761.63 |
$76.22 |
2.06% |
$3,783.98 |
$3,685.41 |
$98.57 |
|
SILVER |
$43.06 |
$46.11 |
$0.86 |
7.08% |
$46.11 |
$43.06 |
$3.05 |
|
PLATINUM |
$1,407.31 |
$1,580.86 |
$173.55 |
12.33% |
$1,407.31 |
$1,580.86 |
$173.55 |
|
PALLADIUM |
$1,154.68 |
$1,277.42 |
$122.74 |
10.62% |
$1,277.42 |
$1,154.68 |
$122.74 |
Gold extends the rally yet another week with a 2.06% gain. Opening at $3,685.41 and closing $76.22 higher at $3,761.63, the yellow metal set its 17th weekly all-time record in 2025. Some pundits argue caution while Gold makes historical strides. Retail and commercial investors are doing what Goldman Sachs recommended late last week. Goldman advised investors to “hedge stock and bond portfolios with commodities like Gold.” There are significant reasons not to ignore this historic rally that we will cover in depth in the Summary below. The attention next week will be on the next minor resistance level of $3,800.00 which is within striking distance. A significant move past $3,800.00 would solidify the strength of this rally and attract more attention with more Gold purchases yielding even higher prices.
Silver says, “I told you so.” Last week with a whopping 7.08% move upward exciting stackers the world over. Opening trading at $43.06 and closing at $46.11, Gold’s former little sister is now within 10% of an all-time high. This time with fundamentals. Investors are driving the push as industrial demand has not increased. Silver stepped out of Gold’s shadow three years ago for an extended period making this the 2.0 version of growing without help from the yellow metal. Silver is now up over 60% on the year. Affordability alone will sustain this rally. As the chart above shows, the low and the high for the week were the open and the close. There was very little resistance at all.
Platinum and Palladium are not used to getting attention in this market or any other. The Platinum Family of Metals took center stage last week with double digit gains. Platinum ran from $1,407 to $1,580 for a 12.33% gain while Palladium joined in with $122 increase for a 10.62% rise. This is an impressive move for both white metals and will be tested this week to at least hold the gains. Any further increases would garner significant attention.
Summary – As hard as it is to believe, there are still those that are cautious about the proven markets of Gold and Silver. While the number of Americans who own any form of Gold or Silver for investment has grown over the last 25 years, it still hovers near 10%. In order to put the potential of Gold into perspective, if 1% of global investment dollars decided to move into Gold, it is a trade that cannot happen. There is not enough Gold to fill that order. For those that are waiting for a pull back. It is not going to happen. If individual investors are not in the market now, it is time. If you are in the market now, increase you percentage. Do not look to buy the dips. No entity can predict a dip in a market moving this quickly. While on that subject, this market is not moving this quickly because it is faddish. There are real problems in our financial system, worldwide. Those telling us everything is going to be all right, may be correct, but not until the worst correction ever experienced requires serious decisions to be made by politicians across the globe. This Precious Metals market is driven by the largest of investors. Central Banks. Central Banks across the planet are dumping dollars and U S Treasury Bonds for Gold. All banks and brokerage firms are forecasting higher prices for Precious Metals. The latter make their money selling paper instruments and bad talking Gold and Silver. The only thing left to consider is the possibility that “you missed it” Gold is too high now. Join the party today. In the near future, Gold will be priced in five figures while Silver will be priced in three. There is never a bad time to invest in Gold and Silver. But some times are better than others.