April started with a bang. The market is showing some considerable signs of increasing volatility, which could be quite sudden some of the times, not to mention surprising. Over the past few weeks there’s been a series of events, some of them caused by geopolitics, others caused by trading relations uncertainty, and others caused by techno...
The greenback is showing signs of a possible Bullish Swing. The Dollar Index (DXY) dropped significantly following the FED Rate Hike and FOMC press Conference. Due to that, metals and most majors thrived and enjoyed the fresh air brought by the weakness in the dollar. However, the Bullish Swings seen on XAU, XAG & EUR do not seem to fi...
These are very volatile times with many factors influencing the Market simultaneously. FED did not signal more than 3 rate hikes this year UK officials are still having “Brexit” talks President Trump threatens China with a possible Trade War and China responds firmly Facebook looking vulnerable over data privacy breach ta...
With concerns mounting about supply levels, commodities fall overall, despite a weakened US dollar. Gold: Weakens as Risk Appetite Strengthens Following five consecutive weeks of rallying, Gold prices slipped lower this week despite further USD weakness. Deteriorating impact from the Fed’s hiking cycle has seen the US Dollar losing v...
Precious metals have been rising for the past few weeks on the back of multiple factors, including a notable rise in the geopolitical tensions around the world, especially those between North Korea, Venezuela, and the US. It has been a bumpy ride for the past few weeks. However, it seems that the momentum is still here for a possible breakout. ...
It has been a bumpy ride for metals over the past few weeks. However, the general momentum remains positive on most time frames. Yet, metals need more catalysts to clear the way for further gains this year. Otherwise, they are going nowhere. The Fed Saved The Day Yesterday, metals were at this week’s lows right before the Federal Reserve’s...
Metals lost some ground at the end of last week as the US Jobs Report came in much better than expected, sending the US Dollar higher across the board and posting the biggest one-day gain since the beginning of the year. Gold lost nearly 1% since Friday, while Silver declined by more than 2.5%. However, since the beginning of the week, both met...
The US Dollar tumbled to the lowest level since May 2016, completing five months of consecutive declines, something we haven't seen since 2011. Despite this move and the notable decline in USD Index, Metals volatility was muted. Gold advanced slightly, while Silver managed to rise close to 1%. Even though Metals are still lagging, the opportun...
Metals have been rising for the past three weeks, including this week, and reached the highest level in six weeks. There were many factors that led to such rally. However, what is important is that Gold and Silver proved that they are strong enough to continue their trend for this year. Fundamental Catalyst As said before, there are many f...
A week ago, both metals were sinking, Gold almost tested $1200, while Silver crashed to $14 before recovering quickly above $15 the next day. Today, Gold is trading around $1240, while Silver is stabilizing well above $16 so far, which might be a sign for another move ahead. Higher Gold On Low Inflation? Some traders are confused with the ...
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