We maintain a natural gold forecast despite Friday’s big rally. The metal remains supported, as traders look adjust their Fed...
The broader gold forecast remains somewhat rangebound, as investor attention turns increasingly towards equities, pushing glo...
Gold’s tightening range could soon snap as trend support and resistance converge. With momentum slowly improving, bulls may h...
Over the past two trading sessions, gold has dropped more than 1.5%, once again hovering around the $3,300 per ounce level....
Gold prices kicked off the week on the back foot, falling around 0.9% by mid-morning London trade, as the US dollar advanced ...
In the week ahead, the macro calendar is light, but we have the July 9 reciprocal tariff deadline looming, which could impact...
Gold has been on the front-foot so far this week, with prices taking a boost by weakness in US dollar and a poor ADP report t...
Gold forecast: XAU/USD record run in H1 may give way to consolidation in H2 2025. While central bank purchases still underpin...
Gold was bouncing off its earlier lows at the time of writing, though remained lower on the weak after being unable to drive much higher despite the tensions between Israel and Iran for the past 7 days.
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's rally may be running out of steam, with bearish reversal patterns and historically weak June seasonality pointing to a potential pullback.
Gold may have cooled from its recent highs but make no mistake—the precious metal is far from out of the spotlight.
