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Newport Gold Group: Gold & Silver Hit New Highs in 2025 as U.S. Debt Surpasses $38 Trillion

On Nov. 28, 2025, Newport Gold Group said gold and silver reached record highs as U.S. debt surpassed $38 trillion.
With the U.S. dollar losing more than 18% of its purchasing power since 2020, central banks purchased a record 1,037 tons of gold in 2024, supporting demand.
Cody Weselis, founder of Newport Gold Group, said physical gold offers stability during monetary expansion, adding interest has grown as Newport Gold Group ships insured metals to all 50 states.
Investors have shifted toward safe-haven metals after five turbulent years of shocks, prompting flows into gold and silver as major institutions including Morgan Stanley and BlackRock say the traditional 60/40 portfolio is increasingly challenged.
Ray Dalio's warnings about debt risks and Dimon’s $5,000–$10,000 gold scenarios highlight broader market concentration threats, experts say.

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Newport Gold Group: Gold & Silver Hit New Highs in 2025 as U.S. Debt Surpasses $38 Trillion

Five turbulent years push investors back toward safe-haven assets

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Silver Scales New Highs as Global Supplies Tighten

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Have We Seen the Highs in Gold for 2025?

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