Considered a refugee asset in times of uncertainty, ours hit new all-time highs today, close to $5,600 a year, while we also hit a new record high of $119 in the past.
This is today after the United States Federal Reserve (Fed) announced that we will maintain statutory taxes between 3.50% and 3.75% and increase geopolitical tensions in relation to Iran after United States President Donald Trump welcomed the country’s regime by sending a package to the country.
The precious metal was down 3% at 06:21 in Lisbon, hitting a new high of $5,594.09 (€4,669.25) per share (31.1 grams), according to data from Bloomberg.
In this form, we surpass the subsequent records that were set in the fourth quarter and in the first half of 2026, the value increased by 29%, representing an increase of one thousand dollars (835 euros) of corn, after which we reached 4,319.37 dollars in 2025. (3,606.48 euros).
Earlier in the day, it also hit new highs at 00:39 today – $119.4 (99.7 euros) – breaking the previous record of $117.42 (98.04 euros) for the year.
Manuel Pinto, an analyst at XTB España, says that “money breakdown, income growth, tax cuts, fiscal stimulus and political uncertainty explain our and our strong values.”
A salient point that “sees accumulated finesse, fundamentals to extend its uptrend [dos metais preciosos] I remain intactos”.
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