Author Archives: Roman Brothers

Rising Global Tensions, Tariffs and Gold: Understanding the Current Market Environment In recent weeks, global markets have been navigating a combination of renewed trade policy developments and ongoing geopolitical discussions. These factors have influenced investor sentiment across equities, currencies, commodities and precious metals including gold. Below, we outline the key developments and explain how tariffs […]

Gold has recently traded at record price levels, drawing renewed attention from investors and commentators. Periods of strong price performance often prompt similar questions: whether current levels reflect longer-term structural drivers, or whether markets may already reflect much of the positive sentiment. To assess this properly, it is helpful to step back from short-term price […]

JPMorgan has recently outlined a long-term gold price scenario suggesting that, under certain macroeconomic conditions, gold could approach $8,000 per ounce by 2028. The projection forms part of a broader research note examining central bank activity, interest rate expectations and global investment flows. At the time of writing in early February 2026, gold has been […]

Gold markets made history this week, the price of gold surged by more than $230 in a single session, marking the largest one-day dollar gain in history for the precious metal. What Actually Happened Gold markets experienced an unusually large price movement this week, with the metal rising by more than $200 per ounce during a single trading […]

Recent research from several major financial institutions indicates that gold price forecasts for 2026 have been revised higher compared with expectations at the end of 2025. These updated projections reflect changing macroeconomic assumptions, interest rate expectations and global demand trends. It is important to note that analyst price targets are forecasts, not guarantees. They represent […]

During periods of geopolitical tension, war, or broader uncertainty, investors have historically turned to a range of assets, including gold, in search of stability. Gold is often viewed as a potential store of value due to its physical nature and limited correlation with other asset classes in certain environments. Historical Context: Gold During Major Conflicts […]

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has approved changes to the way savings income may be administered in the UK, potentially affecting individuals holding funds in bank accounts. The reforms sit within a broader fiscal framework aimed at strengthening public finances and adjusting tax collection mechanisms. Under the proposals, tax on savings interest may be collected more efficiently […]

For serious numismatists, the pursuit of perfection is a driving force. While standard coin grading scales like the Sheldon scale (from Poor-1 to Mint State-70) provide a foundational understanding of a coin’s condition, the world of professional grading offers even greater nuance. Among the most significant advancements are the “Plus Grades” introduced by PCGS (Professional […]

Unleashed in Gold: Why the 2025 Greyhound of Richmond is the Collector’s Newest Prize For collectors who appreciate the rich tapestry of British history and the allure of precious metals, The Royal Mint’s heraldic series are the gold standard. Following the monumental success of the Queen’s Beasts collection, the Tudor Beasts series has captured the […]