Metals & Macro Liquidity

According to Jin10, strong U.S. employment data on June 6 sparked expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes, pushing spot gold prices down 3.5% to below $4,320 per ounce and erasing year-to-date gains. Bond yields and U.S. dollar strength both rose during the

Spot silver declined to $68 per ounce during intraday trading on June 7, falling 7.96% for the day.

At the close of the night trading session on June 7, Shanghai gold futures fell 2.93%, Shanghai silver futures dropped 7.43%, and SC crude oil futures declined 1.86% as of 2:30 AM.

According to Shanghai Gold Exchange, gold T+D futures closed down 2.49% to 947.77 yuan per gram, while silver T+D futures fell 6.49% to 16,420.0 yuan per kilogram on June 5 evening (Friday).

Spot gold fell 3% intraday to $4,341.31 per ounce on June 7, marking the lowest level since March 24.

Gold and silver experienced sharp declines from their January 2026 peaks despite escalating US-Iran conflict and rising inflation. Gold fell approximately 23% from its January 2026 high of $5,608 per ounce to $4,331 on June 5, 2026, while silver dropped roughly 44% from above $121 to

According to Bitcoin.com News, gold and silver registered steep declines on June 5-6, 2026, despite geopolitical tensions and inflation pressures that typically support precious metals. Gold fell 23% from its January 2026 peak of $5,608 per ounce to $4,331, while silver dropped 44% from above $121 t

Spot silver fell 7% today, trading at $68.70 per ounce. New York silver futures declined 7% intraday, currently at $68.79 per ounce.

According to visits to gold retailers in Zhengzhou on June 6, domestic brand gold jewelry prices fell by nearly 40 yuan per gram overnight, marking the lowest prices in 2026 year-to-date. Gold prices have essentially aligned with end-of-2025

Spot gold closed at $4328.92 per ounce on June 5, down 3.25% for the day, while domestic gold jewelry brands including Zhou Dafu, Zhou Shengsheng, and Lao Fengxiang reported per-gram price declines of 36–39 yuan overnight on June 6. The drop followed the U.S. May employment report showing 172,000

According to Barron's, gold mining stocks have retreated significantly following gold prices sliding from $5,247 per ounce to above $4,500 since late February. The VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX-US), which tracks major mining companies including Newmont (NEM-US) and Barrick Mining, has

According to BlockBeats, SpaceX will debut on Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX on June 12 with an offer price of $135 per share and plans to raise $75 billion. The IPO has attracted approximately $150 billion in investor subscriptions, double the target, setting a

According to the World Gold Council, global central banks returned to gold purchases in April, buying 17 tonnes net and reversing March's 30-tonne net sales. Poland's central bank led purchases with 14 tonnes, bringing its year-to-date total to 45 tonnes and gold reserves to 595 tonnes,

According to Jin10, domestic gold jewelry prices from multiple brands fell more than 30 yuan per gram on June 6 compared to the previous day, with quotes clustering around 1,316–1,325 yuan per gram.

According to China's central bank, the country's gold reserves reached 74.96 million ounces (approximately 2,331.52 tons) at the end of May, up 320,000 ounces (9.95 tons) from April's 74.64 million ounces. This marks the 19th consecutive month of gold accumulation by the central bank.

The iShares Silver Trust, the world's largest silver ETF, saw its holdings decrease by 16.88 tonnes overnight to a current level of 15,019.27 tonnes, according to official data.

SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold ETF, reduced its holdings by 5.223 tons yesterday, bringing total holdings to 1,019.921 tons.

According to CFTC data, COMEX silver futures speculative net long positions increased by 188 contracts to 10,433 for the week ending June 2.

According to CFTC, COMEX gold futures speculative net long positions increased by 14,409 contracts to 111,341 for the week ending June 2, 2026.

Spot silver fell 8% intraday on June 6, trading at $67.97 per ounce.