Gold extended its bullish run above $3,400, while silver found strong support near $35.40, both gaining traction amid rising geopolitical tensions and increasing Fed rate cut expectations.
Gold prices continued their upward momentum, climbing for a third consecutive session and breaching the key psychological level of $3,400. The rally is driven by:
✅ Softer-than-expected US inflation data
✅ Surging jobless claims crossing 240,000
✅ Increased bets on a 2025 Federal Reserve rate cut
At the same time, the US Dollar Index (DXY) dropped to a three-year low near 98, while the 10-year Treasury yield fell to 4.367%, and real yields eased to 2.097%. These macroeconomic shifts are fueling demand for safe-haven assets like gold.
Additionally, escalating geopolitical tensions—particularly the looming threat of Israeli strikes on Iran—have further boosted risk-off sentiment.
📉 May PPI Report: A mere 0.1% rise in the Producer Price Index also added to speculation that the Fed may loosen monetary policy soon.
Silver also remains in an uptrend, correcting lower after a breakout above $35. Despite near-term overbought signals, the metal found firm support around $35.40—positioning it for a fresh push higher.
The US Dollar Index is struggling below the 98 handle, forming a bearish head-and-shoulders pattern on the daily chart.
With inflation cooling, the Fed under pressure to cut rates, and global tensions rising, both gold and silver are poised to benefit. Traders should watch:
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