Precious metals news

Investors are flocking to precious metals amid geopolitical tensions and expectations of more US interest rate cuts.

Gold remains strongly bullish above $4,300, with traders watching for a breakout toward $4,400–$4,500 as Fed policy expectations and geopolitical risks fuel demand.

Precious Metals Take Off, Gold >$4,400, Silver>$69, Platinum>$2,080, Palladium>$1,850; Mimura Comments to Halt Japanese Yen Slide

Despite lower US inflation, the market remained focus on a weak Japanese Yen and soaring precious metals as the Christmas holiday approaches.

Gold remains strongly bullish near record highs, with safe-haven demand and Fed expectations driving targets toward $4,400, $4,435, and $4,500.

Gold continues to test the $4,400 barrier, with strong support and central bank demand signaling a bullish path toward $4,500 and beyond.

US CPI Expected Higher at 3.1%; Bank of England Expected to Cut Rates by 0.25%; ECB Policy Meeting Expected to Leave Rate Unchanged; Stocks Fall; Silver, Platinum Rise Strongly to New Highs

Silver just reached an all-time high of $67. Although gold has eclipsed the white metal as a store of value, DW explores why silver is regaining global relevance.

Gold remains strongly bullish above key support levels, with momentum favoring a test of $4,400 as safe-haven flows and weak U.S. data continue to support prices.

Gold stalls near the $4,400 resistance level, with short-term pullback risks rising, but strong central bank buying and bullish momentum keep the long-term uptrend intact.

UK Inflation Falls to 3.2% Unexpectedly; Strong Bullish Advance in Precious Metals; WTI Crude Oil Bounces from 4-Year Low as Trump Announces Venezuela Blockade; Mixed US Data Doesn't Change Fed Outlook;

Gold (XAU/USD) surged near $4350 on Tuesday, with bullish momentum fueled by Fed rate cut bets, geopolitical tensions, and ETF inflows, keeping gold on track for a historic 2025 close.

Silver prices continued their strong upward move on Monday, supported by retail momentum, central bank rate-cut expectations, and supply concerns, with pullbacks still viewed as buying opportunities.

Gold remains in a long-term uptrend but faces near-term resistance at $4,400, with pullbacks seen as opportunities in a choppy yet bullish market.

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