Metals & Macro Liquidity

Spot gold fell 3.0% intraday on August 28, trading at $4,461.52 per ounce.

According to Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst at FOREX.com, gold has rallied 15% through August and currently trades around $4,601.60 per ounce on growing concerns over U.S. government debt. The U.S. Treasury's announcement to increase long-dated bond purchases to reduce borrowing costs has

According to Kitco News, Larry Lepard, Managing Partner at Equity Management Associates, predicted in a recent interview that gold will reach $5,000 to $10,000 per ounce, citing mounting government debt and fiscal constraints that will ultimately force currency debasement. Lepard argued that

According to Bitget, spot silver extended its decline on August 29, with intraday losses expanding to 4%, trading at $66.49 per troy ounce.

According to Kitco NewsWire, on Friday, spot gold traded near $4,593.20 an ounce, down 0.16%, while spot silver rose to $70.17 an ounce, up 1.50% in early U.S. trading. Markets await two key 10 a.m. ET catalysts: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole keynote speech and the Labor Department's

New York silver fell 3.0% during intraday trading on August 28, reaching $68.08 per ounce.

NYMEX silver futures declined 3.0% intraday on August 28, trading at $68.08 per troy ounce.

Spot gold declined 2% intraday on August 28, trading at $4,509.55 per ounce.

Larry Lepard, Managing Partner at Equity Management Associates, said gold is ready to resume its long-term uptrend after a recent correction, arguing that governments have accumulated too much debt to fight inflation through traditional monetary tightening. In an interview with Kitco News, Lepard

Gold prices continue to hold above critical support levels near $4,600 an ounce despite warnings from analysts that the market appears overbought following a 15% rally through August. Fawad Razaqzada, Market Analyst at FOREX.com, noted in a recent analysis that growing fears over U.S. government

John LaForge, Chief Alternative Strategist at Ned Davis Research, stated in an interview with Kitco News that gold's long-term trend remains higher until governments confront mounting debt burdens. LaForge explained the precious metal's trajectory is directly tied to unresolved fiscal crises

Spot gold prices traded modestly lower near $4,593.20 an ounce in early U.S. trading Friday, down 0.16%, while spot silver prices rose sharply to $70.170, up 1.50%, as traders positioned ahead of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech and the Labor Department's

Spot silver fell below $68 per ounce on August 28, declining 1.82% during the day.

According to John LaForge, Chief Alternative Strategist at Ned Davis Research, gold prices will continue climbing as long as governments fail to address their mounting debt burdens. In an interview with Kitco News, LaForge said the precious metal has risen from approximately $1,500 an ounce a

According to Kitco News citing FOREX.com analyst Fawad Razaqzada, gold prices have held above $4,600 per ounce through August, up 15% for the month, driven by a U.S. dollar debasement trade sparked by growing concerns over government debt. Spot gold last traded at $4,601.60 an ounce as of market

Spot palladium surged 8% intraday to $1,457.21 per ounce on August 28.

According to Jin10, spot gold and silver fell sharply on August 28 following remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Powell. Gold dropped about $100 from its recent highs, touching a low of $4,530 per ounce, and was trading at $4,560 per ounce. Silver declined over $1 during the session, hitting a low of

NYMEX silver declined to $69 per ounce intraday today (August 28), down 0.33% during the session.

According to Kitco News, spot gold traded near $4,593.20, down 0.16%, while silver rose 1.50% to $70.17 in early Friday trading (Aug 28) as markets awaited Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole keynote speech and the Labor Department's preliminary payroll benchmark revision, both scheduled for 10 a.m

According to UBS Chief Investment Office, gold prices could reach $5,400 per ounce over the next 12 months, driven by accelerating de-dollarization and dollar weakness. The Swiss bank noted that gold has risen approximately 15% this month, with the dollar index declining 2.4% over the past month. UB