Gold and silver collectively added nearly $5 trillion to their market capitalization this month, after the U.S. Treasury unexpectedly doubled its long-term bond buyback program to $4 billion per session.
Gold is up 15% this month, and silver is up 19%. Bull Theory analysis shows that the combined market capitalization of these two precious metals has increased by nearly $5 trillion this month. The main catalyst was the U.S. Treasury Department's unexpected decision to double its long-term bond buyback program to $4 billion per session, a move that triggered aggressive short covering and speculative buying in the precious metals market. Additionally, the ongoing conflict with Iran has driven up energy prices, further solidifying gold's position as a primary global safe-haven asset.
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