Gold fell on Tuesday (September 30th), pressured by a strengthening US dollar and rising Treasury yields, which increased the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets. After rallying to a new record above $3,800, the market was also overshadowed by profit-taking, dampening buying momentum. On the policy front, the market is reassessing the timing of the Fed's interest rate cut, resulting in a decline in risk appetite for riskier assets while reducing flows into hedge funds.
Looking ahead, the focus is on the Fed's signals and the release of US data that could alter expectations of an interest rate cut. Easing concerns about a government shutdown and improving risk sentiment could potentially restrain gold's gains, while escalating geopolitical tensions or data that weakens the dollar could again boost safe-haven demand.
Gold hit another record high of $3,854 per ounce, driven by concerns over a potential US government shutdown, prompting investors to seek safe-haven assets. So far this year, gold prices have risen 46...
Silver strengthened above $46.90 per troy ounce in European trading today, Monday (September 29, 2025). This movement reflects positive sentiment from investors who are maintaining exposure to the pre...
Gold prices rose on Monday (September 29th), continuing their upward trend as the US dollar weakened. The weakening greenback made gold cheaper for holders of other currencies, boosting demand in glob...
World oil prices are currently trading around $69,488 per barrel on Monday morning (September 29, 2025), still moving at low levels after selling pressure from last weekend. Market participants are be...
Gold prices rallied again, approaching the $3,800 level during the Asian session on Monday (September 29th), driven by US inflation data that met expectations. This condition reinforced speculation th...
Gold fell on Tuesday as investors booked profits after prices hit a record high earlier in the session, while concerns about a US government shutdown and growing speculation of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut limited losses. Spot gold fell...
Silver prices weakened to $46 per ounce on Tuesday (September 30th) after hitting a fourteen-year high of $47.2 earlier in the trading session amid supply risks and a bullish demand outlook for both bullion and industrial silver. The Silver...
President Donald Trump secured Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's endorsement on Monday for a US-sponsored peace proposal to end the nearly two-year war in Gaza, but questions arose over whether Hamas would accept the plan. Speaking at a...
Federal Reserve (Fed Bank of New York President John C. Williams hit the newswires on Monday, expressing his general cautiousness toward further...
The U.S. on Monday cracked down on companies in China and other countries that use subsidiaries or other foreign affiliates to get around curbs on...
Asia-Pacific markets traded mixed Monday, while the Reserve Bank of Australia will kickstart its two-day policy meeting where it is expected to hold...
The STOXX 50 went up 0.3% and the STOXX 600 rose 0.2% on Monday, tracking a general positive tone across European equity markets in Asia and the...