Spot gold closed Friday at 4,706 dollars per ounce, up 0.43 percent on the session and on track for a weekly gain above 2 percent. Year over year, the metal is up 41.58 percent. Silver added 5.22 percent on Thursday alone, with the spot price jumping 4.03 dollars to 81.19. The macro setup is friendly and the move looks flow-driven rather than headline-driven.
Spot gold closed May 2 at $4,629/oz after a $125 single-day drop on April 28 to $4,577, then rebounded 2.24% by April 30. Dealers face $1,26…
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Gold pulled back more than 2% this week after touching the $4,800s. June futures opened at $4,715.60 on April 24 and traded to $4,700.20 by …
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Gold remains in a powerful long-term run, but volatility, geopolitics, and emotional forecasting are making this a harder market to navigate…
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Gold hit an all-time high of $5,589 in January, crashed, and now holds $4,750. Central banks keep buying. Analyst targets range from $5,000 …
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March was gold's worst month since 2008. April opened with a $231 rebound. The Strait of Hormuz crisis is repricing gold in real time.
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Gold set an all-time high of $5,595 on January 29. By March 27 it was at $4,433 — down 23% despite an active Middle East war. A strong dol…
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WGC: record 5,002 tonnes demand in 2025. Investment surged. Jewelry fell 18%. The split reshapes scrap, pricing, and gold watch inventory.
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Gold has surged to record highs, but history shows that big breakouts can be followed by long cooling-off periods. Here is the 2026 bull and…
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