Metals & Macro Liquidity

As of Friday, July 10, spot gold fell 0.23% to $4,114.36 per ounce, declining 1.51% for the week, while spot silver dropped 0.21% to $59.83 per ounce and fell 4.13% weekly. COMEX copper futures rose 1.90% to $6.2865 per pound for the week.

FTSE Russell research identifies artificial intelligence infrastructure and the global energy transition as creating larger commodity investment opportunities than gold, according to Indrani De, Head of Global Investment Research at the firm. While gold continues serving as a portfolio anchor amid g

According to FTSE Russell, while gold remains an essential portfolio anchor amid geopolitical uncertainty and elevated central bank demand, commodity investors should increasingly focus on metals tied to artificial intelligence and

According to HSBC, the bank lowered its 2026 and 2027 gold price forecasts on July 10, citing expectations for a more hawkish Federal Reserve stance and continued U.S. dollar strength. HSBC reduced its 2026 average gold price forecast

According to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), as of the week ending July 7, COMEX gold speculators reduced their net long positions by 1,964 contracts to 114,854 contracts. Silver speculators cut net long positions by 616 contracts to 12,131 contracts, while copper speculators d

Erik Norland of CME Group wrote that monetary and fiscal policies will determine whether metals have bottomed and yields have peaked. Norland, Managing Director and Chief Economist at CME Group, noted in a recent analysis that investors attempting to discern whether gold and silver prices have set t

According to the June FOMC minutes, nine of eighteen policymakers expect at least one rate hike by the end of 2026, with upside risks to inflation highlighted amid Middle East tensions. However, soft June payrolls suggest caution, even as the 10-year Treasury yield touched a seven-week high

According to Shanghai Gold Exchange, gold and silver futures closed lower on July 10 evening. Gold T+D futures fell 0.34% to 895.57 yuan per gram, while silver T+D futures dropped 0.69% to 14,535 yuan per

Shanghai Futures Exchange crude oil futures 2608 contract closed down 1.07% at 463.50 yuan per barrel in the night session. Shanghai gold declined 0.56% and Shanghai silver fell 0.58% in the same session.

Spot gold is trading around $4,120 per ounce today, supported by renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and Strait of Hormuz risk concerns. Investors are seeking safe-haven protection as geopolitical headlines dominate market focus amid a quiet economic calendar. Yesterday's U.S. labor data showed initial

Euro Pacific Asset Management chief economist Peter Schiff claimed bitcoin's correlation with gold was never real, as BTC trades above $64,000. Schiff cited 2026 year-to-date performance showing gold up 9%, silver up 11%, the Nasdaq up 13%, and the Russell 2,000 up 14%, while bitcoin is down 11%.

According to Shanghai Gold Exchange, on July 10 evening session, gold T+D rose 0.65% to 896.8 yuan/gram, while silver T+D climbed 2.75% to 14,624 yuan/kilogram.

According to Guru Club, palladium futures rose 2% intraday on July 10, trading at $1,280.00 per ounce.

According to the Reserve Bank of India, the country's gold reserves reached $105.21 billion as of July 3, up from $102.54 billion the previous week.

According to Guru Club, spot silver fell over 1% intraday on July 10, trading at $59.34 per ounce.

According to Polymarket official data, the Perp section generated $48.43 million in trading volume within 24 hours of launch on July 9-10. The top three trading pairs were ETH-USD ($9.79M), BTC-USD ($7.51M), and SILVER-USD ($5.87M).

According to Gelonghui, Chinese commodity futures declined in early trading on July 10. SC crude oil dropped more than 3%, coking coal fell nearly 3%, and pure benzene and coking coal decreased by over 2%. On the gainers’ side, Shanghai silver rose more than 3%, and wood pulp and Shanghai tin increased by over 2%. It also facilitated the connection of an additional 1 gigawatt of renewable energy. {currencycard:future}(X

COMEX silver futures declined 1.00% intraday, trading at $59.75 per ounce on July 10.