The Fed Printed 158B Last Week What It Means for Gold Silver Right Now

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Gold at $4,712. Silver at $74. Three data points just confirmed the next leg up is closer than most people think.

Gold is at $4,712 and silver is at $74 as of Monday, April 13, 2026 — but the real story isn't the price. It's three specific data points that dropped this week that tell us exactly where precious metals are heading over the next 12 to 24 months. Central banks increased gold purchases after January's pullback, spending more real dollars on gold than at any recent point in history. The Federal Reserve quietly added nearly $20 billion to its balance sheet last week, bringing total money creation since its tightening reversal to $158 billion. And real interest rates just hit their lowest level since April 2023 at 0.4% — and they are heading negative. This is the same setup that produced the 2008–2011 precious metals bull market. In this video, we break down all three signals, explain exactly where the price floors for gold and silver are heading into the April 29th Fed meeting, and show you what the affordability data is telling us about how fast the window for accumulating these metals is actually closing.