Diamond mining $167.94B forecast — what it signals for US supply
Evolve Business Intelligence projects the diamond mining market at USD 167.94 billion by 2034 — a strategic signal for US sourcing, inventory and pricing plans.
Evolve Business Intelligence projects the diamond mining market at USD 167.94 billion by 2034 — a strategic signal for US sourcing, inventory and pricing plans.
Spot gold pierced $5,000/oz, trading $5,079.62 after Monday’s $5,110.50 high; safe‑haven flows create inventory and margin pressure for US jewelry and bullion players.
Gold surged past $5,000/oz to a $5,110.50 high on Jan 27; safe‑haven bids tighten price visibility and pressure US jewelry margins and sourcing strategies.
Spot gold rose to $5,092.09/oz after an all‑time $5,110.50, as investors sought bullion amid U.S. policy uncertainty—reshaping inventory valuation and safe‑haven demand.
Gold approached $5,100/oz on Jan 27 as investors sought safety amid US policy uncertainty; a record high tightens inventory valuation and hedging choices for US jewellers.
Gold climbed toward $5,100 after hitting a record $5,110.50; silver remained near all‑time highs as geopolitical risk lifted safe‑haven demand — Jan 27, Reuters.
Spot gold at $5,068/oz after a record $5,110.50 high; silver near all‑time peaks as safe‑haven demand persists—risk for US jewelry margins and traders.
Rapaport Research finds Swarovski has maintained—and in places raised—prices for its lab-grown diamond jewellery, a rare premium that poses inventory and margin questions.
Gold hit a record $5,110.50 an ounce as central banks and investors sought refuge, lifting spot to $5,087 and US futures above $5,085 on Jan 26.
Rapaport’s first 2026 issue revisits the year at auction — watches, jewellery and the annual sales data report that frames pricing and demand signals for the market.
Gold surged to a record $5,110/oz as central banks and investors sought refuge amid geopolitical and Trump-driven volatility—pressuring margins and inventory for US jewellers.
Rising gold and silver prices are polarizing jewelry consumption as shoppers favour safe‑asset pieces — a strategic risk for retailers holding discretionary inventory.