Precious metals news

With inflation and inflation expectations uncomfortably high, the potential for an interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve, and geopolitical risks rising, investors should consider gold and gold stocks, with this precious metal trading at all-time highs.

Markets are again dominated by risk-off sentiment, boosting stocks and sending the US Dollar lower, with Silver leading precious metals higher.

Weekly market outlook for December 1: gold, FX pairs, indices and Bitcoin with key levels and trends for traders in Spain and Latin America.

Gold enters December 2025 consolidating around $4,000, with traders watching $3,900 for downside risk and $4,200–$4,400 for breakout potential.

Gold continues to press against the $4,200 resistance zone, with a breakout above $4,250 signaling further upside while pullbacks above $3,950 remain attractive to buyers.

Gold prices remain bullish near $4145, with the market eyeing a breakout above $4220 as Fed rate cut expectations and strong global demand continue to support XAU/USD.

Silver rallied toward the $54 level on Wednesday, but declining volume and thin holiday trading raise doubts about the move’s conviction, with $55 and $50 as key technical levels.

Gold rallied toward $4,200 on Wednesday, but thin holiday trading and past volume resistance raise caution about the move’s durability.

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Gold prices remain bullish above $4160 as expectations of a Fed rate cut lift sentiment, but further gains depend on breaking the critical $4220 resistance level.

Gold traded with volatility on Tuesday, consolidating between key levels as a triangle pattern forms and lighter holiday volume limits momentum but maintains a bullish tone.

Gold (XAU/USD) remains supported above $4000 as market uncertainty and growing Fed rate cut expectations buoy prices ahead of major US economic data.

Silver continues to trade in a volatile, low-volume range, with traders eyeing $46.50 for a bearish breakdown or $51.50 for a bullish continuation signal.

Gold remains stable above $4,000 in quiet holiday trading, with key resistance at $4,200 and support at $3,950 defining the next major move.

Gold (XAU/USD) remains range-bound near $4065 as neutral momentum persists, with traders watching $3970 and $4130 for the next breakout signal amid looming US data and holiday-thinned trade.

Silver tested key support near $47 on Friday amid fading volume and rising volatility, with a break below threatening a major selloff while resistance looms at $50.

Gold remains trapped in a choppy range near $4,000, with weakening momentum and volume hinting at a major breakout or breakdown on the horizon.