Gold trades at record $25 billion pace as silver approaches $20 billion, Eric Balchunas reports

Gold trades at record $25 billion pace as silver approaches $20 billion, Eric Balchunas reports
@EricBalchunas: Gold hits $25 billion record

Eric Balchunas marks a significant trading milestone today as gold achieves an unprecedented trading volume. By early afternoon, gold had traded shares worth $25 billion, setting a new all-time daily record. Meanwhile, silver is not far behind, reaching approximately $20 billion in trades, surpassing its typical annual volume within just a week. These figures indicate a radical shift in market dynamics.

Today’s extraordinary volumes in gold and silver underscore a broader trend of heightened investor activity, reminiscent of the surges seen when the QQQ posted a 20% gain in 2025 despite mixed projections, as highlighted in Balchunas’s analysis of QQQ’s resilience. This pattern of unexpected momentum also brings to mind the dramatic ascent of the Venezuela stock market index, where long-term growth far outpaced mainstream expectations. Such shifts reflect the dynamic landscape that continues to redefine global markets.

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