Precious metals news

Silver remains in a powerful uptrend driven by industrial demand and a softer USD, with pullbacks favored as buying opportunities while $70 holds.

Gold remains strongly bullish as momentum, central bank demand, and expectations of US rate cuts continue to drive prices higher.

Gold continues to see a lot of headwinds on rallies, but a lack of volume is the real issue.

Silver continues to be very noisy during the trading session on Friday, as we look at the 70-dollar level as one of the most important levels on the chart.

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Silver remains highly volatile, with repeated selloffs testing the $70 support level and raising the risk of a deeper slide toward $65, making caution essential for traders.

Gold has bounced from its pullback into an ascending triangle, holding above the $4,200 area as traders watch for a breakout above $4,400 that could open the way toward $4,900 in 2026.

The biggest problem that you're going to have with gold is actually coming from the silver market.