Precious metals news

Gold prices dipped after the US dollar strengthened, but with ongoing uncertainty and trade tensions, the bullish trend remains intact above $3320.

Gold prices pulled back Wednesday as risk sentiment improved on US-China trade talk news, but the bullish trend remains intact above key support levels.

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Gold surged to $3,438 ahead of the Fed meeting, as escalating global trade tensions and technical momentum signal a potential breakout toward the $3,500 mark.

Gold continues its powerful bullish trend, with traders awaiting the Fed’s guidance as $3500 looms as the next major resistance.

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Gold prices rebound sharply toward $3400 amid renewed tariff tensions and investor anticipation of Federal Reserve policy cues, with bulls targeting the $4000 level.

Silver continues to range between $32 and $34 as volatility persists, with traders watching the FOMC and tariff headlines for the next breakout catalyst.

Gold remained strong on Monday, consolidating between $3,200 and $3,500 ahead of the Fed decision, with the broader trend still favoring the upside.

The gold market gapped to the upside during the trading session on Friday, but we have since seen a lot of back and forth action. While it ends up being a very positive move for the day, the real story is that gold managed to hold its own after the Non-Farm Payroll announcement. The jobs number came out fairly neutral, as there was a little bit that everybody. All things being equal, this is a mar…

The silver market initially rallied during the trading session on Friday, testing the crucial $33 level. Over the last couple of weeks, we have seen this market go back and forth between the $34 level above, and the $32 level below.

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Silver reversed early losses on Thursday, forming a bullish hammer near $32, with a breakout above $34 likely targeting the $35.25 swing high.

Gold sold off sharply on Thursday as the US dollar rebounded, with traders awaiting NFP data for direction and watching for support near the 50-day EMA.