Gold returns above $4,400; technical strength questioned
Gold recovered above $4,400 on a 1% gain, but technical resistance and bond yield headwinds limit upside.
Gold recovered above $4,400 on a 1% gain, but technical resistance and bond yield headwinds limit upside.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed ballistic missile strikes on two US destroyers and attacks on 18 commercial and oil vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, with…
UBS says gold's recent weakness reflects Fed rate expectations, while central bank buying and fiscal concerns support the metal's long-term case.
Gold falls on Middle East escalation as inflation and Fed rate hike fears override safe-haven demand.
Gold reserves held by the People's Bank of China climbed by 650,000 ounces in August, marking the biggest monthly increase since October 2023. The purchase…
Tether spent $600M to acquire majority of Adecoagro, adding farmland to its reserve mix alongside gold and bitcoin. Its reserve buffer fell 40% after a clean…
UBS retains a constructive gold view, positioning it as a portfolio hedge against inflation and geopolitical risks, and advises using price dips to build…
Goldman sees gold's pullback as a pause, with dips toward $4,000 an ounce a buying opportunity before the September FOMC.
Bitcoin's 90-day correlation with gold rose to +0.56, its highest since 2017, while its Nasdaq correlation fell to a one-year low.
Gold futures trade plan calls for a long entry at $4,431.5 with three profit targets and a defined stop.
Oil prices rose on Middle East tensions, yen surged against dollar, and European stocks were cautious as US markets closed for Labor Day.
Raw sugar futures have gained 20% in 2026, outpacing Bitcoin, gold, and the S&P 500 due to supply concerns from EU, Brazil, and India.
Gold erased earlier gains after a strong US jobs report raised rate hike expectations, with traders now focused on the upcoming CPI data.
China's gold reserves rose to 76.73 million ounces in August, marking the 22nd consecutive month of purchases.
US markets closed for Labor Day, leading to thinner liquidity and potential exaggerated price moves. Key inflation data due later this week.