James Anderson

Gold and silver investors were treated to another eventful week as physical silver shortages intensified overseas, gold's growing importance in artificial intelligence AI infrastructure came into sharper focus, and a bizarre FBI investigation uncovered more than $40 million worth of gold bars at the home of a former CIA senior officer. India's silver premiums have surged to nearly 19% above Western benchmarks, highlighting mounting stress in the global physical bullion market and raising questions about future silver price discovery. Meanwhile, new research shows gold demand from AI servers, advanced semiconductors, and mission-critical electronics remains robust despite record-high prices, reinforcing the metal's strategic industrial value. Adding an unexpected twist to the precious metals landscape, federal agents reportedly seized 303 gold bars, $2 million in cash, and dozens of luxury watches from a former CIA official's Virginia home. Watch the full video coverage for a deeper dive

Gold and silver markets pulled back last week as investors reacted to rising geopolitical tensions and renewed fears of U.S. military action against Iran. Gold closed near $4,509 an ounce while analysts from major banks continued projecting prices could climb as high as $6,300 by year-end. The latest "In Gold We Trust Report" also highlighted surging U.S. debt levels above $39 trillion and growing long-term bullish sentiment for precious metals. Meanwhile, central banks like Poland continued aggressively adding to their gold reserves as silver supply deficits deepened worldwide. Watch the full video for the latest market analysis, price forecasts, and the key trends shaping the future of gold and silver investing.

James Anderson recently joined NEWSMAX at the Market Movers Conference in New York City to discuss the growing momentum behind gold, silver, and the broader commodities market. During the interview, we covered why he believes precious metals are still in the early stages of a major bull market and how global economic uncertainty continues driving demand for physical bullion. He also shared thoughts on inflation, commodity supercycles, industry portfolio allocation recommendations, and why gold and silver remain important tools for long-term wealth preservation. It was a great conversation covering both market fundamentals and the geopolitical forces shaping the future of precious metals. Watch to the full interview to hear my latest outlook on where the gold and silver markets may be headed next.

Last week’s gold and silver markets delivered another rollercoaster ride as surging bond yields, mounting government debt concerns, and persistent inflation fears fueled sharp price swings across the precious metals sector. Gold pushed to fresh highs near $4,540 an ounce while silver volatility intensified amid signs of tightening physical supply and rising lease rates in London. Investors are increasingly questioning the long-term stability of fiat currencies as nations around the world struggle with soaring debt burdens and weakening bond demand. Meanwhile, the gold-to-silver ratio continues flashing major signals that many seasoned bullion analysts believe point to a much larger move ahead for silver prices. Watch this week’s full market update video for a deeper breakdown of the economic trends, inflation risks, and precious metals opportunities developing right now.

Gold and silver markets delivered another explosive week as central banks accelerated record-breaking gold purchases and silver supply concerns deepened worldwide. Rising geopolitical tensions, tightening industrial silver inventories, and disruptions in global refining capacity are fueling renewed momentum across precious metals markets. Meanwhile, major stock indexes continue climbing despite historically stretched valuations that increasingly resemble past financial bubbles. China and Poland are aggressively adding to their gold reserves, signaling that global confidence in fiat currencies may be eroding faster than many investors realize. Watch last week’s bullion market update to uncover the major trends shaping the future of gold, silver, and the global economy.

China’s silver imports have surged to multi-year highs, raising fresh questions about tightening global supply and rising industrial demand. In a recent interview with NTD News, SD Bullion Senior Analyst James Anderson discussed why silver is becoming increasingly important for industries like AI, solar energy, electric vehicles, and advanced electronics. Anderson also pointed to declining inventories across major global silver hubs and growing investment interest in precious metals as economic uncertainty persists. The interview explores how China’s aggressive silver buying could impact the broader market in the years ahead. Watch the full NTD News interview to hear the complete discussion.