Gold-Silver Ratio Widens Over the Week: Apparent Flight to Safety Masks Internal Reallocation Within Precious Metals
From September 11 to 14, the gold-silver ratio rose from 67.31 to 68.15.
Source: 矿立方深度报道
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Gold Prices Up 34%, But Unit Costs Rose 49%: Why Profit Growth at Zimbabwe Gold Mines Can't Be Judged Solely by Gold Prices
Caledonia's Q2 profits rose, but Blanket production fell 17.6% year-on-year and AISC increased to $2,678/oz; high gold prices are buying time for operational volatility and the Bilboes construction project, rather than eliminating cost issues.
Source: 矿立方深度报道
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Wells Fargo Calls for $6,000 Gold: Not a New Forecast, but the Last Permabull Reaffirming an Old Target
On July 21, 2026, Kitco News published an interview with Sameer Samana, Wells Fargo's global head of equity and real asset strategy.
Source: KLF Mining Research
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World's Second-Largest Gold Producer Halts Operations Amid Emergency
On July 2, 2026 (Toronto time), Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (NYSE/TSX: AEM), the world's second-largest gold producer, announced that on July 1 local time, a rock mass movement occurred on the north wall of the Barnat open pit within the Canadian Malartic mine complex in Quebec, Canada.
Source: KLF Mining Research
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Goldman Sachs Cuts $500: Gold's 'Policy Hedge' Logic Is Being Dismantled by a Hawkish Chair
On June 19, Goldman Sachs slashed its gold price target by $500 per ounce, lowering it from $5,400 to $4,900 by year-end.
Source: KLF Mining Research
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Gold Price Breaks $5,000 to New High, Yet Gold Miners Report Losses—Why?
In early 2026, the gold price broke through $5,600, rising nearly fourfold in six years, with a gain of over 60% in 2025. However, the global gold mining index rose only 35%–45% over the same period, significantly underperforming gold ETFs. Affected by high all-in sustaining costs (AISC), mining companies failed to enjoy the benefits of the surging gold price, resulting in a divergence where gold prices hit record highs while mining stocks struggled.
Source: 研究院
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