Metals & Macro Liquidity

Track price fluctuations in precious metals like gold and silver. Combined with DXY and interest rate trends, we analyze safe-haven demand, inflation expectations, and cross-market correlations within global asset allocation.
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Gold Rises 2.4% on Non-Farm Payroll Day, Up 7.3% for the Week

Spot gold rose 2.37% to $4,339.75 per ounce on Friday (August 7) as U.S. non-farm employment data triggered accelerated gains, climbing from below $4,320 to the $4,360 level. The metal posted a weekly gain of 7.27%, having traded near $4,050 on August 3-4 before advancing over the subsequent three d
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GateNews·08-07 21:01
Gold Rises 2.4% on Non-Farm Payroll Day, Up 7.3% for the Week

Gold Hits Seven-Week High at $4,340 After US Loses 23,000 Jobs in July

Gold climbed to a seven-week high on Friday (August 7) after the US reported an unexpected 23,000 decline in nonfarm payrolls for July. Spot gold traded above $4,340 an ounce and briefly moved beyond $4,350. Economists had expected an 80,000 job increase. The Labor Department also revised down May a
GateNews·08-07 18:12
Gold Hits Seven-Week High at $4,340 After US Loses 23,000 Jobs in July

New uncertainty surrounds a September Fed rate hike: After July NFP unexpectedly declined, how are prediction markets repricing?

On August 7, data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics completely overturned market expectations. July nonfarm payrolls fell by 23k, sharply deviating from the market expectation of an increase of 80k and coming in below the lower bound of every economist’s forecast range—the weakest performance since 2026. Meanwhile, May and June nonfarm payrolls were revised down by a combined 103k jobs: May was revised from +129k to +63k, and June from +57k to +20k. The deterioration in employment
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GateInstantTrends·08-07 14:21
New uncertainty surrounds a September Fed rate hike: After July NFP unexpectedly declined, how are prediction markets repricing?