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Gold is down more than 17% over the past three weeks. Last week alone, it fell more than 10% — the worst single week for gold since March 1980. That's nearly half a century.
It's jarring. And if you're holding physical gold right now, you probably want answers.
Here's what the data actually shows — and why the panic may be misplaced.
Is This the Worst Drop Gold Has Ever Had?
Not quite. But it's close.
GoldSilver analyst Alan Hibbard pulled data going back decades to put last week's move in context. Gold fell 10.66% in the week ending March 20th. The only comparable drop in modern history was March 1980, when gold shed 12.12% in a single week.