Since the start of the trading week, gold’s bullish momentum has been enough to drive a 1.7% price increase in the short term...
Gold marked a fourth weekly advance with price stalling into resistance at record highs ahead of the Fed. Battle lines drawn ...
There was some confusion on Friday about gold tariffs, which saw gold futures rally to new all-time highs, while spot gold di...
Gold had a pullback going until the USD reversed it’s rally, an the big question now is whether bulls can re-test the $3435 l...
Gold reversed off resistance mid-week, with XAU/USD coiled in a nine-week range ahead of major event risk next week. Battle l...
Gold did not set a fresh high this week even though both Bitcoin and Silver did. Is gold lagging or is it preparing for a dee...
In the week ahead, the macro calendar is light, but we have the July 9 reciprocal tariff deadline looming, which could impact...
In the last two trading sessions, gold has declined by just over 2% after attempting to consolidate around its historical high levels, as demand for safe-haven assets has weakened in the short term.
Gold prices rebounded off key support at the 2025 uptrend and the battle lines are drawn for the bulls. Levels that matter on the XAU/USD short-term technical charts.
Gold snapped a two-week losing streak but remains below the record high as traders await U.S. / China tariff talks. Battle lines drawn on the weekly technical chart.
Gold has finally strung together two consecutive red weeks for the first time in 2025, building an evening star formation along the way. The question now is whether sellers can seize the day.
Markets appeared to steady themselves last week, with risk assets such as the S&P 500 pressing higher and haven assets taking a backseat.
