Austria 1st Republic | 100 ATS (1926-1931) | Gold coin

The bull market in precious metals has apparently led to counterfeiters becoming even more active. Particularly in the case of silver, a new generation of counterfeits has emerged in recent months in parallel with the jump in the price of silver to new record highs in euros and dollars, causing even experienced collectors and investors to wonder.

The price of gold is currently reaching a new all-time high almost every day. Is it still worth getting in? Or would now be a better time to sell existing holdings?

In an interview on ServusTV, Gold&Co. managing director and precious metals managing director Walter Hell-Höflinger analyzes what is behind the impressive gold price rally: Why is the gold price really rising and what's next? Should you buy now or wait and see?

The silver price is currently at a multi-year high - but can the rally go on forever? An overview of supply, demand and structural market limits.

The price of gold has reached new highs above USD 4,000. The bull market is being driven by capital flows from unsettled markets, geopolitical tensions and expectations of interest rate cuts. However, short-term speculative overheating is unmistakable.

The price of gold has continued to rise significantly in recent weeks. This is now noticeable in the trade, at refineries and mints, such as the Austrian Mint, and in goldsmith workshops or at jewelers. The ORF program Vienna Heute reports.

Physical gold or "paper gold"? Both forms of investment have advantages and disadvantages. One difference lies in the tax treatment, another in the ability to withstand crises.