Gold

Gold slips after a three-week high as rate-cut hopes cool, but safe-haven demand holds after the U.S. adds silver to its critical minerals list.

Gold outflows, extreme fear, and delayed NFP data set the stage for major volatility. Once the US shutdown ends, markets could surge as traders reprice.

Gold breaks above $4,200 as rate-cut bets grow, while oil sinks over 4% after OPEC projects global supply and demand will balance by 2026.

Gold hit a 3-week high near $4,150 as US data resumes and rate-cut bets grow, while oil rose on Russian sanctions and optimism over the U.S. shutdown’s end.

Gold surges toward $4,200 amid renewed Fed cut hopes, while oil steadies near $60 as supply-demand tensions shape market direction.

Gold nears $4,020 as the US adds silver to its critical minerals list, boosting safe-haven demand; oil extends losses amid oversupply and weak demand.

Gold climbs on safe-haven demand despite strong US data, while oil slides to a two-week low as oversupply fears weigh on market sentiment.

Gold drops nearly 2% as the dollar strengthens amid the record US shutdown; traders cut Fed cut bets, while oil slips on demand concerns.

Gold steadies near $4,000 ahead of US data; oil holds around $61 as OPEC+ balances short-term output hikes with a 2026 production freeze.

Gold is falling fast. After months of steady gains, the yellow metal is now facing a sharp correction. Traders everywhere are asking the same question: why is gold dropping? At first glance, it looks like just another commodity pullback. But under the surface, something much bigger is happening, a shift in global liquidity, trust, and […]