Rising Middle East tensions and inflation worries are driving investors back to gold for safety. Here are the ETFs for investors to gain.
When markets sell off hard and fear spikes, investors reach for metals. But Eddie Ghabour of Key Advisors Group has a specific opinion about which metal deserves that defensive role right now, and it is not silver.
Right now, a lot of investors are trying to pick “the perfect stock” in the middle of one of the most chaotic market environments we've seen in years.
Gold falls as investors sell during panic, but expected to regain safe-haven status and soar to $6,200/oz by June. Gold mining stocks also expected to rally.
Gold spent most of 2025 and early 2026 acting like the one asset that couldn't be rattled.
Rising oil prices and fading rate-cut hopes are reviving inflation fears. Here are ETFs that may help investors stay defensive.
Gold is usually seen as an insurance policy against geopolitical uncertainty. Not so much lately.
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are reigniting volatility and pushing investors back toward gold ETFs as they seek safety amid rising global risks.
Escalating U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran and threats of retaliation signal heightened geopolitical risk, with oil markets primed for volatility and potential price spikes. Polymarket odds show a 93% chance WTI crude rises Monday, with a 77% probability oil exceeds $80/barrel by March-end, reflecting sharply increased risk premium.
Gold and silver remain in a secular bull market, with recent pullbacks presenting attractive entry points for long-term investors. Structural demand-supply imbalances, particularly surging investment and central bank demand, underpin the bullish thesis for both metals. Investor allocations to gold and silver remain historically low, suggesting the trade is far from crowded and has significant upside potential.
8%+ Dividends: 2 Retirement Income Powerhouses
When inflation fears resurface or equity markets turn choppy, investors often reach for gold.