Gold has had a strong run in 2025, benefiting miners in the process. But does the rally still have legs or will it slow down to a proverbial crawl? Either way, Direxion has four ETFs that can cater to either scenario. A recent Direxion Xchange newsletter reiterated gold's rally this year that's been highlighted by heavier demand due to various macro factors. In addition to falling interest rates, a weaker dollar, and central bank buying, the "debasement trade†is also adding an additional catalyst that skews ...

The bull chorus for gold is getting louder — and this time, institutional investors are joining the choir. A new Goldman Sachs survey of more than 900 institutional players found that 36% expect gold to top $5,000 per troy ounce by 2026, while more than 70% see prices rising over the next year. • GLD is showing positive momentum. See the full story here.Add forecasts from Ed Yardeni, Jeffrey Gundlach, Bank of America and JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon — all calling for $5,000 — and suddenly the metal’s moonshot sc ...

Core Insights - The recent rate cut has fueled a gold rally, pushing prices above $4,000, driven by market uncertainty regarding inflation, tariffs, and geopolitical risks [1][2] - Investors are weighing mixed signals from the Federal Reserve regarding inflation and jobs, with additional rate cuts potentially acting as a catalyst for gold's bullish trend [2][3] Gold Market Dynamics - Ongoing market factors such as rising geopolitical tensions and strong ETF inflows are supporting gold's appeal despite uncertain policy directions from the Fed [3] - Gold miners are positioned to benefit from rising gold demand, as their performance is expected to correlate with the upward movement in gold prices [3] Investment Options - Direxion offers leveraged gold mining ETFs, such as the Direxion Daily Gold Miners Bull 2X ETF (NUGT), which aims for double the performance of the NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index [4] - The Direxion Daily Jr Gold Miners Bull 2X ETF (JNUG) provides 200% exposure to the daily performance of the MVIS Global Junior Gold Miners Index, targeting smaller mining companies [5]