Metals & Macro Liquidity

According to Jin10, spot gold and silver consolidated at lower levels during the intraday trading session in the evening pre-market period.

On the evening of July 28, Shanghai Gold Exchange gold T+D futures declined 1.07% to 882.5 yuan per gram during early trading, while silver T+D futures fell 2.97% to 14,036 yuan per kilogram.

Silver remained under pressure Tuesday as the U.S. dollar strengthened and uncertainty over the Federal Reserve's next move kept buyers cautious. XAG/USD traded near $57.43 at about 2:52 a.m. EDT, while Reuters reported an earlier 2% decline to $57.23 per ounce. The firm dollar and Fed policy uncert

According to Reuters, silver trading remained under pressure Tuesday, with XAG/USD trading near $57.43 as a firm U.S. dollar and uncertainty over the Federal Reserve's next move kept buyers cautious. An earlier 2% decline saw the metal touch $57.23 per ounce. Technical analysis points to

Gold traded near $4,050 per ounce Tuesday, July 28, as a stronger U.S. dollar and elevated real yields kept pressure on bullion before the Federal Reserve's policy decision. The precious metal held above the psychological $4,000 support level despite technical weakness, with the four-hour chart

Commerzbank lowered its platinum price forecast to $2,000 per ounce by year-end 2026, down from its previous projection of $2,100 per ounce.

According to Commerzbank, the bank lowered its silver price forecast to $67 per ounce by year-end 2026, down from its previous prediction of $80. The bank also reduced its 2027 year-end target to $80 per ounce, from an earlier forecast of $90.

According to Commerzbank, the German bank cut its year-end 2026 gold price forecast to $4,500 per ounce, down from its previous prediction of $4,800.

Spot gold declined to $4,030 per ounce today, down 1.15% intraday, while spot palladium fell nearly 3% to $1,252.28 per ounce.

UK fintech Goldwise partnered with currency technology provider Integral to launch continuous institutional trading for physical gold, silver, platinum and palladium, only days after CME Group reported strong demand for its new 24/7 gold futures market. Unlike CME's futures contracts, Goldwise

According to the companies, UK fintech Goldwise has partnered with currency technology provider Integral to launch GoldwiseConnect, a 24/7 institutional trading platform for physical gold, silver, platinum and palladium. The move comes days after CME Group reported nearly 15,000 contracts traded on

Shanghai Gold Exchange's Gold T+D fell 1.07% to close at 882.5 yuan per gram on July 28 (Tuesday). Silver T+D on the same exchange declined 2.97% to 14,036 yuan per kilogram at close.

According to CME Group, nearly 15,000 of its new 1-Ounce Gold futures contracts traded during the inaugural weekend of its 24/7 trading schedule, representing approximately $60 million in notional value. Though small relative to CME's broader gold futures complex, which averages $125 billion in

According to Jin10, silver traded near $57.40 per ounce on Tuesday, July 28, declining after rising roughly 0.5% in the previous session. Oil price weakness, driven by de-escalation expectations in regional tensions, has eased inflation and rate-hike concerns, potentially supporting silver

According to HSBC's Affluent Investor Snapshot 2026 report released on July 28, high-net-worth investors in Singapore and Malaysia maintain stable crypto asset allocations at 5% and 6% respectively, down from global average of 6% versus 7% in 2025, with no signs of significant exit. Investors in

Spot gold fell 1% intraday on July 28, trading at $4,035.67 per ounce according to market data.

According to Jin10, CME data for July 27 showed mixed performance across energy and precious metals. Gold trading volume increased 34,701 contracts to 213,170 while open interest declined 1,065 to 373,693. Silver volume rose 4,028 to 34,689 with open interest down 242 to 106,649. Copper

Spot silver fell below $57 per ounce today, declining 2.41% intraday.

According to Guru Club, precious metals prices declined today (July 28) as market expectations for a potential Federal Reserve rate hike during its upcoming policy meeting intensified. The U.S. dollar index surged to its highest level in about a month, directly suppressing gold and silver prices