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Joint U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran over the weekend marked a major escalation in Middle East tensions, with multiple outlets reporting that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in the attacks.
Continue reading Markets jolt after U.S.–Israeli strikes on Iran – gold rises as investors seek safety

Gold and silver trade very differently. Learn about storage, premiums, volatility, resale, and read 10 FAQs to help NZ bullion buyers choose with confidence.
Continue reading Trading Gold vs Silver in New Zealand: Key Differences for Bullion Buyers


Silver has started the year with renewed momentum, and global commentary is increasingly aligned on one point: this move is being driven by fundamentals, not hype.
Continue reading Silver’s Future: Expert Insights on Demand, Supply and Long-Term Value


As Christmas approaches, many parents and grandparents find themselves searching for a gift that feels meaningful, something that lasts longer than toys, trends or vouchers that vanish within days.
Continue reading The Smartest Gift You Can Give This Christmas? A Legacy That Grows Itself


In 1971, the US dollar was backed by gold. That is, until President Richard Nixon disestablished that relationship.
Since then, the US dollar has lost 87% of its value, meaning that one dollar buys only 12.5% of what it could back then. These figures were published on Sept 29, 2024. Today it is even worse. Tony Coleman, Managing Director of New Zealand Gold Merchants, discusses gold’s subsequent and sustained rise in value and why this has happened, with Leighton Smith. November 5th, 2025.
Continue reading Leighton Smith Podcast: Tony Coleman On Trading Gold Today