
Gold Slides to $4,100 as Yields Hit Highest Since 2002
Gold fell to a two-month low near $4,100 as a stronger dollar and Treasury yields at their highest since 2002 weighed on bullion as Fed rate hike bets linger.
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Gold fell to a two-month low near $4,100 as a stronger dollar and Treasury yields at their highest since 2002 weighed on bullion as Fed rate hike bets linger.

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Gold's 1.77% single-session rally to a fresh record high underscores accelerating safe-haven demand, falling real yields, and record central bank buying that now extends across three consecutive…

Precious metals extended their rally as gold bars vault holdings swelled and silver bullion demand accelerated, reflecting persistent investor anxiety over geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty.

Spot gold climbed 1.7% to a two-week high above $4,100 on Wednesday as U.S.-Iran strikes and Houthi shipping threats drove investors into safe-haven assets.

Gold has retreated more than 28% from its January peak as fading Middle East tensions and a broadening equity rotation drain safe-haven demand, pushing the metal into a narrow trading range.

Gold settled at $4,148 per ounce for a fourth straight session as dollar strength and rising Treasury yields keep the metal's 2026 bear market intact and ETF outflows mount.

Gold rallied above $4,100 on Monday as June's weaker-than-expected payrolls compressed Fed rate hike odds and reinforced safe-haven demand in an uncertain rate environment.

Gold reclaimed the $4,170 level in the first week of July 2026, snapping a four-week losing streak as weaker U.S. jobs data and a sliding dollar renewed safe-haven investment demand.

Spot gold extended its losing streak to a third straight session Wednesday, pressured by a hawkish Federal Reserve outlook, while Brent crude edged higher as diplomatic uncertainty surrounding…

Jeffrey Gundlach says a 25% gold portfolio weighting is not excessive as dollar weakness and central bank demand keep precious metals elevated near $4,000.

DoubleLine's Gundlach says a 25% gold portfolio share is not excessive as dollar weakness, central bank buying, and inflation risk support precious metals.

DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Gundlach says a 25% portfolio allocation to gold is not excessive, citing dollar weakness and structural demand from central banks as the primary drivers of the…

DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach says a 25% gold investment strategy is not excessive as dollar weakness and structural inflation make gold price 2026 a critical economic hedge.

Jeffrey Gundlach's call for a 25% gold investment weighting has been validated by the metal's run past $5,500 — and the DoubleLine chief still sees upside as inflation and dollar weakness persist.

Goldman Sachs holds its $5,400/oz gold target for year-end 2026, pointing to near-absent US retail exposure as a structural catalyst for precious metals gains.

Goldman Sachs maintains a $5,400/oz gold target for end-2026, with the key upside hinging on US retail allocations of 0.17% catching up to central bank demand.

Spot gold stabilizes around $4,490 per ounce on March 22, 2026, following a brutal week that erased more than $527 from its price — a decline exceeding 10.5% in a single week, the sharpest weekly sell...

Gold prices shattered the $5,000 psychological barrier for the first time in history on February 9, 2026, extending the precious metal's remarkable rally amid heightened geopolitical tensions and sust...

Gold futures collapsed 7.5% to $4,992 per ounce during European trading hours before recovering slightly, while silver ETFs crashed up to 24% as the white metal plunged from record highs above…

Spot gold climbed 0.85% to $5,024.95 per ounce during Monday's trading session, while February gold futures gained 0.91% to $5,024.60. The precious metal has now surged more than 16% in 2026…

Gold prices surged to an all-time high above $4,800 per ounce on Wednesday as President Trump's escalating tariff threats over Greenland intensified geopolitical tensions and sparked massive safe-have...