Metals & Macro Liquidity

According to Sangsangin Securities, gold's correction that began after reaching record highs in early 2026 appears to be nearing its end. The precious metal has declined approximately 25% from its peak, cooling previous overheating, and is now showing signs of recovery driven by a weaker U.S.

According to Guru Club, spot silver broke above $65 per ounce on August 12, rising 0.09% intraday. New York COMEX silver futures also surpassed the $65 mark but declined 0.04% during the same period.

According to SPDR Gold Trust data, the world's largest gold ETF increased its holdings by 1.712 tonnes to 1,022.672 tonnes on August 10.

According to a Sangsangin Securities report, gold prices have rebounded to $4,340 as of August 7 after declining 25% from their record high of $5,318 in late January. The selloff drove prices to a low of $3,990 on June 24, followed by a six-week consolidation phase around the $4,000

According to iShares data, the world's largest silver ETF—iShares Silver Trust—increased holdings by 106.82 tonnes day-on-day as of August 10, bringing total holdings to 15,313.54 tonnes.

Gold futures consolidated around the $4,400 level on 11일 afternoon, gaining $3.50 to $4,423.20 per troy ounce after touching a two-month intraday high. The December delivery gold contract (GCZ6) on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's COMEX division rose 0.08% from the previous settlement

According to COMEX, gold futures for December delivery rose to $4,423.20 per troy ounce on August 11 afternoon (ET), up $3.50 (0.08%) from the previous close. Intraday prices touched $4,495, marking the highest level since June 5. The gains were supported by softening U.S. Treasury yields

On Tuesday, August 11, at New York close, spot gold fell 0.50% to $4,368.81 per ounce, while spot silver dropped 1.63% to $6.46705 per ounce. COMEX copper futures gained 0.19% to $6.6285 per pound, bucking the broader downtrend in precious metals. Spot platinum

Peter Schiff argues bitcoin is acting as gold's inverse amid war and inflation fears. Gold traded near $4,378 an ounce on August 10, while bitcoin slid below $64,000, extending a performance gap that reached roughly 20 percentage points at certain points this year according to Schiff. The Euro

According to Peter Schiff, chief executive of Euro Pacific Asset Management, Bitcoin slid below $64,000 on August 10 while gold rallied to $4,378 an ounce amid war and inflation concerns. Schiff argued that Bitcoin is acting as gold's inverse, noting that Bitcoin is down 11% year-to-date while gold

From 18:30 to 18:45 (UTC) on August 11, 2026, BTC plunged sharply over the 15-minute period, posting a Return % of -0.27% and falling back into the 63250.0-63504.7 USDT range, with an Ampl of 0.40%. Order Book data was extremely limited, with depth at only one level. The market was in a low-volatility state, and attention remained relatively stable. The main driver of this move was the sharp escalation of the U.S.-Iran military conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, triggering a broad spillover of ge

According to the Shanghai Gold Exchange, gold and silver futures prices declined on August 11 evening. Gold T+D futures fell 0.58% to 947.2 yuan per gram, while silver T+D futures dropped 0.92% to 15,701 yuan per

Shanghai Exchange crude oil futures contract (2609) declined 0.25% overnight to 549.40 yuan per barrel. Shanghai gold fell 0.28% and Shanghai silver dropped 0.42% in the same session.

According to ChainCatcher, Bitcoin fell below $64,000 to a one-week low on August 11, while gold rose to $4,435 per ounce, marking a nine-week high. During the same period, retail investors directed $50 million in inflows into gold

Wall Street trades flat on midday August 11 as investors assess multiple headwinds: Middle East tensions, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a gold rally, an active takeover bid, and declining home sales data. Key market moves remain in focus as traders monitor geopolitical developments and

This week, nine of 11 sector ETFs recorded net inflows, with technology as the sole leading sector in outflows. SPY saw net outflows despite recording gains. Large inflows were recorded into GLD (gold) and IBIT (spot Bitcoin ETF).

From 12:00 to 16:00 (UTC) on August 11, 2026, BTC traded in a narrow range between 64,384.3 and 64,495.9 USDT, with an Ampl of just 0.16% and a slight closing gain of 0.13%. Over the full day, BTC fell from 65,342 USDT to around 64,178 USDT, down approximately 0.75% over 24 hours. K-line Filled Amount was only 181 BTC, an extremely low level indicating limited market participation. This pullback was largely a natural decline driven by a lack of bids. The core driver of this move was sidelined ma

From 15:30 to 15:45 on August 11, 2026 (UTC), BTC fell 0.48% over the short term, with its price declining from 63,860 USDT to 63,448.7 USDT and an Ampl of 0.64%. Market trading was subdued, with the overall pullback occurring on low volume. The core drivers of this move were the combination of rising geopolitical risks and macroeconomic policy uncertainty. The deadlock in the U.S.-Iran conflict continued, with the issue surrounding the Strait of Hormuz remaining unresolved. Iran proposed six ne

Within the 15-minute period beginning at 14:15 UTC on August 11, 2026, BTC plunged 0.30% in the short term, with its price falling from 64260.9 USDT to 63919.6 USDT and an Ampl of 0.53%. K-line Filled Amount remained extremely low, indicating limited market participation. Overall, the market experienced a mild pullback in a low-volume environment, with a 24-hour Fall % of approximately 0.75%. The main driver of this volatility was the diversion of risk-averse capital amid compounding macroeconom

Senator Rand Paul verified that approximately 147 million ounces of gold remain stored at Fort Knox following a vault tour on Monday, August 10. The Kentucky Republican's inspection addressed longstanding conspiracy theories questioning whether the US government's reported gold reserves actually