Now listen—when the World Bank comes out and says gold and silver will rise, even if cautiously, you better pay attention. Because these institutions don’t exactly make a habit of cheering for hard assets. So when they admit metals are on the move, it means there’s something big happening underneath the surface. According to the World Bank’s latest commodity outlook, gold prices are expected to average $3,575 an ounce in 2026. Silver? They see it hitting $41 an ounce. That’s no small feat considering we’ve spent the better part of a decade being told inflation was "transitory" and the dollar was just fine. Sound familiar? Now here's the kicker—while they’re expecting a 5% bump for gold and nearly 8% for…
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