Gold market

Over the past five trading sessions, gold has once again attempted to reach its all-time high zone, located around $3,400 per ounce.

Gold prices failed to extend gains in May for the first time since November. Seasonality and waning momentum point to a potential pullback in June.

The US Dollar remains near multi-year lows but whether USD bears can take over seems driven by macro dynamics in USD/JPY.

Silver just posted its biggest gain since October, tearing through resistance and closing in on multi-decade highs. With momentum on the bulls' side, could this be the moment silver breaks free?

Sr. Technical Strategist Michael Boutros highlights the levels that matter on the USD Majors, commodities & stocks into the weekly / monthly open.

The bullish gold forecast has taken a boost as trade tensions have returned to the headlines. And with bond markets wobbling, gold could be setting up for another leg higher.

Gold prices failed at resistance this week with the bulls eyeing support at the yearly uptrend. Levels that matter on the XAU/USD short-term technical charts into June.

Gold and the ASX 200 sit at pivotal levels ahead of key GDP and PCE data. Is a gold breakout or deeper pullback ahead? ASX 200 faces resistance near 8500.

The price of gold falls to a fresh weekly low ($3288) as US President Donald Trump delays the 50% tariff for Europe until July 9.

COT report reveals USD shorts trimmed and gold longs rising, though commodity currencies are on the verge of breakouts despite short bets against them. Wall Street indices see real-money accounts stepping in.

With Trump agreeing to delay EU tariffs just days after announcing them, markets saw a familiar playbook — but the reaction wasn’t uniform. EUR/USD rallied, gold wobbled, and the USD stayed soft into a quiet start to the week.