Radar do Mercado
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Despite gold’s record-setting rally coming to a halt this week, analysts at JPMorgan remain bullish on the metal for the next year and beyond. In a note released Thursday, the bank projected gold prices to reach $5,055 per ounce by the fourth quarter of 2026. This forecast, it said, is based on assumptions that see investors and central banks buying around 566 tons of gold a quarter on average during 2026. “Gold remains our highest conviction long for the year, and we see further upside as the market enters a Fed rate-cutting cycle,” Natasha Kaneva, JPMorgan’s head of global commodities strategy, wrote. The combination of a “Fed cutting cycle with overlays of …
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US President Donald Trump’s war against the Federal Reserve may send gold prices to as high as $5,000 an ounce by driving down investor confidence in the dollar, says Goldman Sachs Group. In a note published Thursday, the bank’s analysts warned that Trump’s attempt to interfere with the US central bank could further erode trust in dollar-denominated assets, thereby adding to gold’s safe-haven appeal. The note, first seen by Financial Times, comes just a day after gold rallied to a new all-time high above $3,560 an ounce. Bullion has now risen by 35% so far this year, as investors and central banks piled into the metal as a hedge against political uncertainty and U…
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Gold prices declined by 1% on Wednesday as solid US economic data reinforced expectations of the Federal Reserve holding interest rates steady for now, dimming the appeal of the safe-haven metal. By midday ET, spot gold traded at $3,292.75 per ounce, falling below the $3,300-an-ounce level for the first time in a month. US gold futures also fell 1%, but maintained a higher price of $3,345.3 per ounce. Click on chart for Live Prices The decline followed better-than-expected US employment data for the month of July, as well as second-quarter GDP data that beat analyst expectations. “The releases that just came out really look quite supportive for the econo…
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Can we get a crypto pump, por favor? Meanwhile, precious metals have hit all-time highs recently, and we’re finally seeing a new gold price drop. If all your TA brought you to this, what was the point of the TA? Might as well just flip a coin. Spot gold plunged 6.3% on Tuesday to around $4,090 per ounce, while silver fell nearly 9%, as traders dumped positions after technical indicators signaled that the rally had gone too far, too fast. So what’s going on with gold, and is this a larger indicator that we’re going into a global economic recession? Gold Price Drop? Profit-Taking Ends a Historic Bullion Surge (Source: TradingView) Sorry, I sold when I realized outside of…
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Gold prices dropped more than 1% on Friday as markets digested the latest tariff developments, while a softer inflation report in the US kept hopes for a rate cut alive. Spot gold fell back below $3,300 an ounce during the morning session, trading at $3,281.24 for an intraday gain of 1.1% by 10:45 a.m. ET. US gold futures also fell 1.1% to $3,307.40 an ounce in New York. Live Gold Price Chart and Real-Time Updates Meanwhile, the US dollar index ticked 0.3% higher to make gold more expensive for buyers. Gold traded lower despite renewed tensions between the US and China, with US President Donald Trump claiming that China had violated their trade agreement.…
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Gold prices dipped after a three-day rally on Wednesday, as a US-Japan trade deal allayed trade war concerns and dampened demand for safe haven assets. By midday, spot gold fell 0.6% to $3,410.26 per ounce, having hit a five-week high the previous session. US gold futures also declined 0.6%, trading at $3,420.90 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for Live Prices The pullback follows a series a trade deals announced by the Trump administration in recent days, most notably a better-than-expected deal struck with Japan on Tuesday evening. “Trade deals like the one between the US and Japan mitigate macroeconomic concerns and may dampen safe haven demand. This…
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Gold prices fell on Thursday after strong US jobs data took the pressure off the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates at the end of this month, denting the metal’s appeal. Spot gold dropped 0.9% to $3,326.35 per ounce by 10:45 a.m. ET, erasing most of its gains from the past two sessions. US gold futures also slid 0.7% to $3,336.90 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for Live Prices The precious metal had declined as much as 1.4% earlier in the session, after trading mostly within a narrow range. The selloff in gold comes after the latest US payroll numbers came in above analyst expectations, and the unemployment rate was lower than forecast. The do…
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Gold prices edged lower on Monday, as reduced expectations of a US interest rate cut next month continue to weigh on the safe-haven metal. Spot gold was around $4,069 an ounce, down 0.3% on the day, after briefly rising above the $4,100 level earlier. US gold futures saw similar moves, trading near $4,071 an ounce for a 0.5% loss. Click on chart for live prices. Meanwhile, the US dollar index inched higher, making bullion expensive for holders of other currencies. Investors are still seeking clarity over the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy following the end of the longest government shutdown in US history, which had delayed the release of official economic…
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Gold edged higher on Wednesday as investors await the minutes of the US Federal Reserve’s last policy meeting and upcoming Jackson Hole symposium for clues on future interest rate moves. Spot gold advanced 0.8% to $3,341.56 per ounce by 11:40 a.m. ET to erase most of this week’s losses. US gold futures also gained 0.8%, trading at $3,385.20 an ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Gold surged above the $3,400 level earlier this month after the US central bank decided to hold interest rates steady in July, increasing the odds of a rate cut in September instead. Since then, the metal has gradually pulled back as mixed US economic data came out. Al…
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Gold prices advanced on Friday to recover from a weekly loss, as traders weigh their outlook on US monetary policy following the release of private sector jobs data. Spot gold rose almost 0.5% to $3,995 an ounce by midday, having briefly touched the $4,000 level earlier. US gold futures saw similar gains, trading at just above $4,005 an ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. The move follows Thursday’s private US data showing the biggest October job cuts in more than 20 years, which sparked concerns about a softer labor market and boosted expectations of another Federal Reserve interest rate cut — a scenario that would benefit gold. “The private …
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Gold extended its rally on Monday after last week’s economic data fueled expectations of monetary easing by the US Federal Reserve. Spot gold rose 0.3% to $3,372.48 per ounce as of 1:20 p.m. ET, near its highest in two weeks. US gold futures climbed 0.7% to $3,425.90 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for Live Prices The yellow metal has now risen for three straight sessions, as new US economic data signalled that a Fed rate cut may be on the cards next month, which bodes well for the non-yielding bullion. According to the CME FedWatch tool, traders now see an 86% chance of a September rate cut, up from just over 63% a week ago. “The odds are stronger…
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Gold extended its rally on Friday as investors fled to the precious metal following Israel’s attack on Iran, re-igniting fears of a broader conflict in the Middle East. Spot gold gained as much as 1.8% to $3,446.86 per ounce, the highest since its record-setting rally in mid-April. By 10:45 a.m. ET, it had pared some gains, up 1.5% at just under $3,436 an ounce. Meanwhile, US gold futures added 1.6% to trade at $3,456.10 an ounce in New York. According to Daniel Pavilonis, senior market strategist at RJO Futures, the Israeli strike on Thursday evening caused “a little bit of geopolitical scare” in the market. “Prices will stay elevated in the antici…
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Gold prices fell by nearly 1% on Friday as a stronger-than-expected US jobs report alleviated some economic concerns despite lingering geopolitical uncertainty. Spot gold traded 0.8% lower at just under $3,330 an ounce as of 10:40 a.m. ET, after hitting as high as $3,375.37 earlier in the day. Gold futures also dropped 0.9% to $3,344.10 an ounce in New York. The decline follows new US data that showed a largely stable labour market for the month of May. Non-farm payrolls increased by 139,000 compared with the 130,000 forecast in a Reuters poll, while the unemployment rate stood in line with estimates at 4.2%. Data came in line with estimates, which is a…
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Gold prices fell by nearly 2% on Friday, tracking towards a second straight weekly loss, as news of a US-China trade agreement diminished investors’ appetite for the safe-haven metal. Spot gold traded as low as $3,256.23 per ounce during morning session. By midday, it had narrowed its loss to 1.6% at $3,272.55 an ounce. Meanwhile, US gold futures recorded a 2% decline, trading at $3,279.20 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. With Friday’s drop, bullion has now lost 3% for the week, as investor concerns eased following the latest developments on the geopolitical front. On Thursday evening, the US and China agreed on the frameworks of a …
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Gold prices tumbled over 3% on Friday amid a broader market sell-off sparked by fresh remarks from US Federal Reserve officials that dimmed hopes of another rate cut. Spot gold fell to as low as $4,034.54 per ounce during the early morning trading, erasing most of its gains from the last few sessions after it looked like the metal was tracking towards its best weekly performance in a month. By 9:45 a.m. ET, the spot price was down 2.6% at $4,034.54 per ounce. Gold futures saw a larger drop, with the most active three-month contracts falling 3.7% to $4,039.40 an ounce. Click on chart for live prices. Driving this decline were hawkish signals given recently by…
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Gold extended losses on Wednesday after suffering its worst single-day decline in over 12 years, as investors continue to book profits off technical signals ahead of key US inflation data due later this week. Spot gold fell another 2% to about $4,039.50 per ounce by midday, having already fallen more than 6% in Tuesday’s rout. US gold futures also took a 1.5% hit, falling to about $4,050 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Despite the heavy losses, bullion is still holding above the key $4,000-an-ounce level, which it traded at two weeks ago. During that period, the metal has soared at a rapid pace, hitting record highs in successive sessions.…
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Gold prices fell by its most in four years on Tuesday as investors booked profits following an extended rally that saw the metal rise for nine straight weeks while hitting successive records. Spot gold hit as low as $4,151.91 per ounce, representing a 5.3% decline over the all-time high of $4,380.89 per ounce set just a day ago. US gold futures saw a 4.6% decline in New York, trading at around $4,161.60 per ounce. Click on chart for live prices. The declines were gold’s biggest intraday drop since 2021, when the metal was still trading at sub $2,000 an ounce. Since then, its value has more than doubled as geopolitical concerns surfaced and central banks began ac…
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A new poll by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) shows that metals analysts are growing more bullish on gold for the remainder of this year, forecasting 15% higher prices on average. The results published this week contained upgrades from a portion of analysts featured in LBMA’s annual survey, which it released in January. In that survey, some 29 analysts predicted an average gold price of $2,735.33/oz. for 2025, with none suggesting above $3,000. Since the survey’s publication, gold prices have soared as global trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainty took hold of the market. In April, the yellow metal touched an all-time high of $3,500 as investors …
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Currently trading at $4,118 per troy ounce, gold has started the week on an encouraging note, finding support in Monday’s session. Rallying by staggering 1.70% in yesterday’s trading, which, albeit by recent accounts, seems to be perfectly normal, dovish comments made by Fed Williams last week have offered a new lease of life to current gold upside. Join me as I attempt to answer the question: What’s next for gold? Gold (XAU/USD): Key takeaways 25/11/2025 Dovish comments from John Williams, President & CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, have recently challenged an increasingly hawkish narrative from the Fed, with rate cut probabilities spiking ahead of th…
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Falling to $4,205, down 0.63%, gold pricing has retraced from recent highs in today’s trading. Having recently painted new six-week highs, rallying from support at $4,056, downside in today’s session can be considered primarily technical profit-taking. While the fundamental footing for precious metals remains firm, recent US data, particularly in the US labour market, continues to add to the dovish narrative, bolstering metal pricing. What’s next for gold? Gold (XAU/USD): Key takeaways 02/12/2025 Fair to say, recent gold upside comes almost entirely from developments around the Federal Reserve, with commentary suggesting an increasingly dovish stance ahead of their Dec…
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At the time of writing, gold trades at $4077 per troy ounce, having erased gains made prior to the months-delayed September US Nonfarm Payrolls release. Relatively unchanged at -0.02% in today’s session, gold currently trades approximately 7.00% shy of all-time highs made in October, and remains on pace to secure a remarkable yearly gain of over 50% in 2025. What’s next for gold? Gold (XAU/USD): Key takeaways 20/11/2025 Picking up in volatility in recent weeks, precious metal markets remain highly active as markets readjust expectations for the Federal Reserve’s December 10th decision With yesterday’s FOMC minutes revealing “strongly differing views” in the most recen…
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Gold prices advanced on Friday, buoyed by rising optimism of a September rate cut following comments by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at this year’s Jackson Hole symposium. Spot gold rose 1% to $3,372.60 per ounce by 12:30 p.m. ET, the highest in nearly two weeks. US gold futures also gained 1%, trading at $3,416.90 an ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. In his highly anticipated speech Friday morning, Powell acknowledged that the US economy is facing a “challenging situation”, with inflation risks now tilted to the upside and employment risks to the downside. This shift in the balance of risks, he remarked, may warrant adjusting the Fed…
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Gold was little changed on Wednesday, following its longest streak of gains since February, as traders booked profits while they continue to monitor global trade developments and the US Federal Reserve’s rate cut outlook. Spot gold slipped 0.1% to $3,378.21 per ounce as of 11 a.m. ET, trading within a narrow range for the day. US gold futures were flat at $3,433.40 an ounce in New York. Click on chart for Live Prices “We view this as a bit of a pullback… a little profit-taking from the recent move higher in the midst of a quieter time on the economic front, and a little lesser need for that safe-haven demand,” David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridg…
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Gold moved higher on Friday and is headed for a fifth straight weekly gain, as the market digests this week’s US rate cut and weighs up the Federal Reserve’s policy path for the rest of this year. Spot gold rose 0.6% at $3,665.54 per ounce as of 11:15 a.m. ET, while US gold futures climbed 0.7% higher at $3,702.30 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Bullion is now on track for another weekly gain of 0.3%, riding the momentum of a record-setting rally that sent prices to an all-time high of $3,706.90 an ounce right after Wednesday’s 25-basis-point rate cut by the Fed. However, the US central bank also gave warnings of persistent inflation, …
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So, gold just became the main character again. The world is a hot mess right now. There’s a new war starting every other day, the central banks are tweaking rates like it’s nothing, and the boomers are hoarding gold like it’s 2008. Add to this some inflation and a weak dollar, and boom, the gold price is now $4,000. Basically, the world is now Golum and gold is its precious. (Source: Tradingview) What we are seeing here is a domino effect taking hold. The first domino fell with the Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Gaza wars that drove investors towards gold as a hedge against instability. A cooling job market and inflation in the US had people expecting rate cuts from the…
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