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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BTC edges up 0.32% in the short term as safe-haven sentiment intensifies amid escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, while gold’s rally drives inflows into digital assets

From 02:30 to 02:45 UTC on August 4, 2026, BTC rose sharply over the 15-minute period, closing up 0.32%. It traded within a range of 63,689.1–63,971.4 USDT, representing an amplitude of 0.44%. After rebounding approximately 2.5% from the intraday low of $62,300, the price stabilized around $63,836, bringing the 24-hour gain to 1.04%. Market volatility remained limited, and the overall trend showed a mild upward move driven by risk aversion. The primary driver was the spillover effect among safe-
BTC-0.38%
GLDX-1.25%
PAXG-1.70%
GateNews·08-04 02:58
BTC edges up 0.32% in the short term as safe-haven sentiment intensifies amid escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, while gold’s rally drives inflows into digital assets

BTC rises 0.18% over 1 hour: Rising geopolitical risk-off sentiment and correlation with gold drive a mild short-term rebound

From 01:00 to 02:00 (UTC) on August 4, 2026, BTC moved sideways with an upward bias, posting a Return % of +0.18%. The price ranged from 63,363.5 to 63,489.0 USDT, with an Ampl of 0.20%, trading in the upper-middle portion of the range. The main driver of this move was the spillover effect among safe-haven assets amid escalating geopolitical risks. The U.S.-Iran conflict continued to escalate, with Iran launching ballistic missiles at a U.S. military base in Kuwait and disrupting passage through
GLDX-1.25%
PAXG-1.70%
BTC-0.38%
GateNews·08-04 02:07
BTC rises 0.18% over 1 hour: Rising geopolitical risk-off sentiment and correlation with gold drive a mild short-term rebound

Central Banks Buy 289 Tonnes Gold in Q2 as Q1 Revised to 56.5 Tonnes

The World Gold Council reported central banks purchased a net 289 tonnes of gold during the second quarter, a sharp rebound from the revised first-quarter total of just 56.5 tonnes. The council significantly reduced its estimate for first-quarter official-sector buying from the previously reported f
LucasBennett·08-03 21:51
Central Banks Buy 289 Tonnes Gold in Q2 as Q1 Revised to 56.5 Tonnes