Gold (XAU/USD) prices pared some of their intraday losses, although they remained pressured below the $3,400 level and above the two-week high reached last Friday. Amid optimistic market sentiment, the moderate strengthening of the US dollar (USD) prompted profit-taking around the commodity after its recent gains over the past week or so. However, a combination of factors helped limit the decline in the precious metal. Source: Newsmaker.id
Silver prices surged again after Fed Governor Christopher Waller reiterated his support for monetary policy easing in July, citing a weakening labor market and declining inflation risks.As of this writing, silver prices are at $38,461. Source: Newsmaker.id
Gold prices rose on Monday (July 21st), supported by a weaker dollar as investors monitored developments in US trade talks and awaited potential market-moving catalysts, including the Federal Reserve's policy meeting scheduled for next week.As of this writing, gold prices were at $3,365 Source: Newsmaker.id
Silver (XAG/USD) held around $38.20 per troy ounce during Monday's Asian session, following a slight decline. Technically, silver is still trending upward within a bullish channel pattern. The 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) remains above 50, and the price is above the 9-day moving average (EMA), indicating strong short-term upward momentum. If buying pressure persists, XAG/USD could potentially break through the $39.13 resistance—its highest level since 2011—and continue its upward movement toward the upper boundary of the channel at the psychological $41.50 level. However, if a...
Gold prices rose to around $3,350 per ounce on Monday (July 21), marking a second consecutive session of gains as investor concerns about President Donald Trump's tariff policies grew. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated on Sunday that August 1 was the deadline for countries to begin paying the so-called reciprocal tariffs, but he noted that negotiations could continue beyond that date. Source: Newsmaker.id
Gold prices rose to a new daily high during the European session on Friday (July 18th), continuing their rebound from a low hit more than a week earlier. This increase was driven by a weakening US dollar following dovish remarks from Fed Governor Christopher Waller, as well as growing market concerns about the uncertainty surrounding US President Donald Trump's trade policies, which are considered risky for the global economy. However, gold's gains are likely limited as the market is increasingly convinced that the Fed will delay interest rate cuts, especially with concerns that new import...