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abrdn Physical Precious Metals Basket Shares ETF

GLTR

Market cap $2.55B

186.18 USD

-8.45

4.34%

At close Updated Sep 28, 12:08 PM EDT

1 day

-4.34%

5 days

-5.72%

1 month

-8.05%

3 months

3.21%

6 months

-10.64%

Year to date

-10.47%

1 year

12.87%

5 years

116.41%

10 years

178.88%

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Bond Vigilantes Smell Blood In The Water

Treasury Secretary Bessent insists on challenging the bond vigilantes, and neither side is backing down. The underlying trends are pointing toward volatility ahead and potentially much more.

Bond Vigilantes Smell Blood In The Water

Silver falls towards $58.50: what is driving the latest price decline?

Silver fell towards $58.50 an ounce on Friday as a modest rebound in the US dollar prompted traders to trim positions after two sessions of gains. The metal was down about 0.8% at $58.52 in early trade, snapping a brief recovery that followed the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates unchanged.

Silver falls towards $58.50: what is driving the latest price decline?

GLTR: Strong Buy Amidst Choppy Precious Metals Activity

Aberdeen Physical Precious Metals Basket Shares ETF (GLTR) is rated a strong buy, with long-term bullish momentum despite short-term bearish trends.

GLTR: Strong Buy Amidst Choppy Precious Metals Activity

Silver falls again: are Fed rate fears about to hit prices harder?

Silver extended its decline for a third consecutive session on Monday, with XAG/USD trading around $74.20 per troy ounce during Asian hours. Investors reacted to India's surprise restrictions on silver imports, rising expectations of another Federal Reserve rate hike and weaker investment demand projections from UBS.

Silver falls again: are Fed rate fears about to hit prices harder?

Buying The GLTR ETF During The Current Price Weakness (Upgrade)

Aberdeen Physical Precious Metals Basket Shares ETF is upgraded to a "Strong Buy" at current levels following a significant correction in precious metals prices. Gold, silver, platinum, and palladium remain in long-term bullish trends despite recent declines of 27%–50% from January 2026 highs. GLTR offers diversified, liquid exposure to physical precious metals, with 2/3 in gold, 1/3 in silver, and over 7.3% in platinum and palladium.

Buying The GLTR ETF During The Current Price Weakness (Upgrade)

Silver ETFs: Not Always Second Place

Throughout most of 2025, silver has recently outperformed gold, proving (ironically) that it is not always second place. Strength in silver built gradually through last year, but the latest pullbacks are a reminder that near-term market reactions can outweigh fundamentals and long-term investor sentiment.

Silver ETFs: Not Always Second Place

The Motley Fool

President Donald Trump Is Cheering and Potentially Hinting at a Weak U.S. Dollar. 3 Stocks and ETFs to Buy.

President Donald Trump has long hinted that he is in favor of a weaker U.S. dollar. The U.S. dollar recently hit a four-year low.

President Donald Trump Is Cheering and Potentially Hinting at a Weak U.S. Dollar. 3 Stocks and ETFs to Buy.

The GLTR ETF Continues To Glitter In 2026

The abrdn Physical Precious Metals Basket Shares ETF surged 87% in 2025, driven by explosive gains in gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.

The GLTR ETF Continues To Glitter In 2026

4 Stocks To Buy As Precious Metals Soar

The massive rally in gold hit its first significant pullback in months last week, dipping under $4,000 per troy ounce after touching as high as $4,350.

4 Stocks To Buy As Precious Metals Soar

Silver Also Glitters: 3 ETFs to Ride The Precious Metals Surge

Despite stocks fluctuating in response to the latest trade war drama between the U.S. and China, gold has continued its near-daily upward march. Prices recently topped $4,300 per ounce for the first time in history as investors bet on safe-haven assets over bonds or currencies.

Silver Also Glitters: 3 ETFs to Ride The Precious Metals Surge

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