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Gold Slips, Silver Firms as Hotter CPI Lifts Yields and Supports the U.S. Dollar
Spot gold was trading around $4,714.40 per ounce, down 0.42%. Meanwhile, spot silver rose 0.54% to around $86.440 per ounce.
Dollar Strengthens as Iran Talks Stall, Oil Surges and Global Markets Turn Cautious
When geopolitical risks escalate, markets do not react only to the news itself. They also react to concerns over energy, inflation, and liquidity.
Central Bank Demand Continues to Support Gold Prices
Gold may be entering a consolidation phase after a strong rally, but demand from central banks continues to send an important signal: gold remains a strategic reserve asset amid ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainty
Gold Prices Could Rise To $5,200 Despite Geopolitical Volatility
Gold prices are regaining some momentum as they test resistance near $4,700 per ounce. Although the precious metal has yet to return to previous key price levels, Morgan Stanley believes gold’s upward trend is not over.
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GOLD PRICES SURGE STRONGLY FROM THE 4,500 AREA — IS THE UPTREND RETURNING?
Spot gold rose 2.7% to USD 4,680.91 per ounce at 08:11 GMT, marking its highest level since April 28. This move came shortly after gold formed a low around the USD 4,500/oz area and quickly attracted renewed buying interest.
Spot Gold Rose 2.4% To $4,667.39/oz, Reaching Its Highest Level Since April 28
Spot gold rose 2.4% to $4,667.39 per ounce, reaching its highest level since April 28. Meanwhile, U.S. gold futures for June delivery also gained 2.4% to $4,678.20 per ounce.
Spot Gold Was Trading near $4,513.70/oz, Down 2.16%, While Spot Silver Was At $72.570/oz, Down 3.53%
At the time of writing, spot gold was trading near $4,513.70/oz, down 2.16%, while spot silver was at $72.570/oz, down 3.53%