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Gold prices reversed sharply on Thursday after an extended overheating rally, triggering the steepest intraday drop on record for the precious metal. In less than an hour, gold plunged by nearly USD 400/oz to around USD 5,098/oz, before the day’s decline widened to as much as USD 500/oz coming right after it had set a fresh peak near the USD 5,600/oz area.
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Gold prices continued to rally and, for the first time, broke above the $5,200/oz mark in Wednesday’s session, extending their surge after the precious metal jumped more than 3% in the previous session. The move has been driven primarily by a sharp decline in the U.S. dollar, as prolonged geopolitical uncertainty persists and global markets remain cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decision.
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Gold has officially climbed above the key $5,000/oz level for the first time in early-week trading, marking a new historic milestone for the precious metals market. The rally is staying strong as safe-haven money continues to lead the market, driven by geopolitical tensions, a loss of confidence in U.S. assets, and a more relaxed global money policy environment.
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Gold saw a sharp correction on Wednesday, pulling back deeply from its record high after U.S. President Donald Trump softened his tone and walked back some of his toughest remarks regarding Greenland.
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Gold prices continued to surprise the market, surging sharply and pushing close to the $4,900/oz mark in Wednesday’s session to set a brand-new all-time high. The rally comes as geopolitical tensions surrounding Greenland flare up again, while the risk of renewed U.S.–Europe trade frictions drives investors toward safe-haven assets.
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Gold surged sharply in early-week Asian trading, officially setting a new all-time high around $4,600/oz. The move comes as global geopolitical risks intensify, U.S. economic data weakens, and political pressure on the Federal Reserve (Fed) increases creating a supportive backdrop for safe-haven flows to continue pouring into precious metals.
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Gold prices continued to set new records in Monday’s Asian session, edging closer to the $4,700/oz mark, as safe-haven demand remained elevated amid rising geopolitical risks and mounting uncertainty over trade policy.
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Gold has continued to sustain strong upside momentum in recent sessions, moving closer to the all-time high area around $4,550/oz, which was set on December 26. Since late last week, gold has gained roughly 4%, while silver has surged by more than 10%, climbing back above the $80/oz level.
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old prices surged in the January 5 session as the precious-metals market reacted positively to fresh geopolitical developments, rebounding precisely from a key technical support zone after the prior pullback.
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The trading session on December 29, 2025 saw a sharp shakeout across the precious metals market. Gold dropped nearly $250/oz from its peak of $4,550/oz about 5.5% while silver was even more violent, at one point plunging as much as 16%, retreating to around $70.4/oz.