Silver slides near $64.35 (−4.39%), below $65, as hot PPI lifts Fed hike bets. FedWatch ~70% this stamp, up from about 61% pre-data. DXY ~98.90; 10y ~4.92%.
Gold near $4,368 (−0.75%) as hot PPI keeps Fed hike odds elevated. FedWatch ~64% next-week hike vs Reuters economists’ pause through year-end — both quoted, not averaged. DXY ~98.96; 10y ~4.92%.
Gold slides near $4,346 after an intraday high of $4,434 as hot PPI lifts the dollar, yields and Fed hike pricing. FedWatch ~64% next-week hike vs Reuters economists’ pause through year-end — both quoted, not averaged.
Silver slides 2.3% to near $65.80 in Europe as the dollar recovers ahead of PPI. DXY ~99.86 on this stamp (not averaged with gold’s ~98.90). Headline PPI eyed at 5.3% YoY; Commerzbank ~60% hike odds.
Gold near $4,383 in Europe after an intraday high of $4,434 as the dollar steadies ahead of PPI. FedWatch ~62% Sep hike vs Reuters economists’ pause through year-end — both quoted, not averaged. DXY ~98.90; 10y ~4.85%.
Gold holds near $4,400, up over 1%, even as the 10-year yield jumps about five basis points to ~4.845% after Treasury’s enlarged longer-term buyback. Fed hike odds stamped near 63% ahead of PPI/CPI.
Silver rebounds near $67.50 (+2.64%) as the dollar slips near 98.61 while FedWatch prices ~62% odds of a 25bp hike at the Sept 15–16 meeting and the 10-year yield holds near 4.80%.
Gold reclaims $4,400 into the European session on a soft US Dollar, extending the Asia bounce from near $4,340. Upside may stay capped ahead of Thursday’s ECB and US PPI/CPI.
Gold rebounds from a one-week low near $4,340 as a soft US Dollar supports the metal. Hawkish central-bank bets and US PPI/CPI ahead may cap upside.
Gold slides below $4,400 as Fed hike bets and Mideast jitters revive USD demand. Chart stamps C4,431.42 / H4,440.74 (+0.43%).
China’s central bank extended its gold-buying streak to 22 months in August, lifting official reserves to 76.73 million ounces (+650,000) — the biggest monthly add since October 2023.
Gold tumbles to around $4,380 (−2.10%) after August NFP printed +162K vs 56K, as the dollar and yields bid.