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Gold Drops 2% in 'Typical' Move After Touching Record Highs This Week
Gold futures dropped by more than 2% in Friday dealings, on track to post their first weekly loss in a month in what some analysts see as a "typical" pullback in the wake of the metal's rise to record highs earlier this week.
Gold market analysis: USD bottom rebound, gold price profit-taking adjustment and fall from high position.
Bank of China's Guangdong branch manager Wang Gang said that due to data impact, the US dollar index saw its biggest daily increase since June 13, indirectly forcing a small profit-taking adjustment in gold. At the same time, the European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged, and its president Lagarde stated that the action in September is "not yet certain," which slightly pressured gold. Although it is currently experiencing some resistance and fallback while refreshing historical highs, it faces certain short-term correction pressures. However, as long as the Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates before the end of the year, the probability of gold strengthening is greater than that of falling.
Does the Rally in Gold Still Have Room to Run? – TDS
The top ten participants trading in Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) Gold continue to add to their Gold positions, growing their net length towards its highest levels on record, TDS senior commodity strategist Daniel Ghali note.
Gold Price Eyes $3,000 as Market Bets on Federal Reserve Rate Cuts
Gold prices have been on an upward trajectory, driven by mounting expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts and increased bets on Donald Trump's re-election.
Gold market analysis: continuing rise in interest rate expectations, frequent breakthroughs in gold price records.
Wang Gang, of Bank of China Guangdong Branch, announced that on Wednesday, July 17, spot gold hit a record high of $2,483.56 per ounce. As expectations of a Fed interest rate cut continue to heat up, US Treasury yields continue to slowly decline. In addition, the weakening of the US dollar is the main driving force behind the trend of gold. The Fed's release of the Beige Book on Wednesday has strengthened market confidence that the Fed is getting closer to cutting interest rates. The Fed's attitude has clearly shifted towards dovishness, giving investors a reason to redeploy their gold holdings and causing a fervent pursuit of price-sensitive funds.
Gold trading reminder: After hitting a historic high and falling back, can the future continue to rise?
On Wednesday, gold prices rose and then fell. From a fundamental perspective, there was no obvious bearish news, and the large pullback in the price of gold was likely due to longs taking profits. Relatively speaking, Federal Reserve officials continued to deliver dovish speeches this week, and the latest U.S. real estate data also performed poorly. The Fed's beige book showed that companies expected future growth to slow down, the labor market continued to be weak, the U.S. dollar index fell to a near four-month low, and U.S. bond yields continued to weaken. All of these factors limited the short-term downside space of gold prices and are expected to provide opportunities for gold prices to further rise.