Gold price whipsaws: buyers rush back after brutal selloff, lifting GLD and miners
Gold prices surged Tuesday, marking their largest daily gain since 2008 as buyers stepped back in following a sharp two-day selloff.
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Gold rebounded sharply on Tuesday and silver surged, as traders snapped up bullion after last week’s wipeout. Spot gold rose 5.3% to $4,913.59 an ounce by 1234 GMT and silver climbed 9% to $86.60; gold was bouncing from Monday’s low of $4,403.24 and remained below last week’s record $5,594.82. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said the closely watched January employment report will not be released this Friday because of a partial government shutdown.
Gold price today: Bullion jumps 5% after historic plunge as buyers return
Gold prices surged on Tuesday, with spot bullion climbing 5.5% to $4,921.42 an ounce by 0944 GMT. U.S. April futures followed suit, rising 6.3% to $4,945.60, after the metal touched a nearly one-month low of $4,403.24 just a day before. Silver jumped 9.2% to $86.7. “The market was oversold,” said Peter Fertig of Quantitative Commodity Research. Ole Hansen at Saxo Bank flagged $5,000 as the next key resistance level.
Gold surges after brutal selloff as Wall Street banks tell investors to ‘buy the dip’
Gold jumped over 5% on Tuesday, marking its biggest daily rally since November 2008 after two days of heavy losses. Spot gold soared 5.8% to $4,935.56 an ounce by 0818 GMT. Silver shot up 10%, while April U.S. gold futures climbed 6.6%. The metal had tumbled to $4,403.24 on Monday, coming off a peak of $5,594.82 just two sessions earlier. Meanwhile, the U.S. government’s partial shutdown delayed this week’s jobs report.
Gold price tumbles again after CME margin hike; GLD drops 4% as selling ripples through silver
Gold prices plunged further on Monday, with spot gold dropping 4.8% to $4,630.59 an ounce in U.S. afternoon trading. April futures closed down 1.9% at $4,652.60. Silver tumbled 9.2% to $76.81, while platinum slipped 3.3% and palladium fell 1.4%.
Silver price rout isn’t done: SLV drops after-hours as margin hike and Fed jitters bite
Shares of iShares Silver Trust dropped roughly 4% in after-hours trading Monday, following a tough session for silver-related assets as investors pulled back and boosted cash holdings.
Silver price tumbles again as CME margin hike and Fed chair pick spur liquidation fears
Spot silver plunged again Monday, dropping 10.4% to $75.79 an ounce by 11:00 a.m. ET after earlier tumbling as much as 15%. The metal’s rapid selloff erased last week’s blistering rally. It’s now down about 37% from the record $121.64 peak hit just last week, following Friday’s steep 27% drop.
Silver price whipsaws after CME margin hike; SLV slides as traders brace for Friday jobs data
The silver price slid again on Monday, with spot silver down 3.3% at $81.75 an ounce by 1148 GMT after earlier falling as much as 15%, leaving it about 32% below last week’s record. Spot gold was down 3% at $4,718.35, and CME Group said it would raise margin requirements — the cash traders must post to hold futures contracts — after the market closes on Monday. John Meyer of SP Angel said gold and silver were on a “rollercoaster ride”, while Michael Hsueh at Deutsche Bank said “the conditions do not appear primed for a sustained reversal”.
Gold price tumbles again on CME margin hike; traders brace for U.S. payrolls
Gold prices plunged further on Monday, with spot bullion falling 3% to $4,718.35 an ounce by 9:10 a.m. ET, after an earlier drop of nearly 10%. U.S. April gold futures held steady around $4,740.90, leaving the metal about $900 below its Jan. 29 record high of $5,594.82 following a steep 9.8% fall on Friday. The selloff accelerated after CME Group raised margin requirements for precious-metals futures and the dollar strengthened on news that President Donald Trump nominated Kevin Warsh to head the Federal Reserve.
Dow Jones today: DJIA turns higher after metals shock as jobs report and Big Tech earnings loom
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed roughly 160 points, or 0.3%, reaching 49,052 in early trading Monday, building on gains seen shortly after the open. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite edged up as well.
Gold and silver prices tumble again after historic plunge as CME margin hike bites
Gold and silver extended their sell-off on Monday as higher margin demands on futures trading added to the rush to cut leveraged bets. Spot gold was down 3.2% at $4,708.19 an ounce by 1008 GMT, after dropping nearly 10% earlier, while spot silver was down 3.4% at $81.65 after a 15% intraday slump. U.S. gold futures for April delivery fell 0.3% to $4,730.40, while platinum slid 4.3% to $2,070.64 and palladium dropped 2.1% to $1,662.68.
Bitcoin price today slips below $78,000 as Warsh Fed pick stokes liquidity jitters
Bitcoin dropped close to 1%, hitting $77,582 Monday morning after sliding to a session low of $74,609. Ether took a bigger hit, tumbling 4.6% to $2,279.
Silver price slides again as margin hikes bite; Warsh Fed pick keeps metals on back foot
Silver prices dropped again Monday, with spot silver down 3.4% to $81.65 an ounce by 1008 GMT after plunging as much as 15% earlier. The sell-off came as CME margin hikes and a stronger dollar forced traders to scale back leveraged positions. Since hitting a record $121.64 last week, silver has lost roughly a third of its value. “The increase in margin requirements is creating a feedback loop,” said Zain Vawda, an analyst at MarketPulse by OANDA.
Gold price slides again as CME margin hikes spur forced selling, Warsh Fed pick boosts dollar
Gold slipped once more on Monday, with spot prices dropping 3.2% to $4,708.19 an ounce by 1008 GMT. Tighter margin requirements and a firmer dollar weighed heavily on the bulls.
Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures slide as silver rout spills over — what to know before Wall Street opens
U.S. stock index futures slipped Monday, dragged down by ongoing declines in silver and gold that spilled over into wider markets before the New York open. Nasdaq Composite futures took a bigger hit compared to Dow Jones Industrial Average futures as traders prepared for more de-risking.
Gold price drops ₹9,050 in India as silver sinks ₹20,000 — JP Morgan still bets on $6,300 gold
Gold and silver prices in India tumbled sharply on Monday, marking a fourth consecutive day of declines that rattled the bullion market. Ten grams of 24-carat gold dropped Rs 9,050, settling at Rs 151,530. Silver also plunged, down Rs 20,000 to Rs 300,000 per kilogram. Meanwhile, 22-carat gold was priced at Rs 138,900 per 10 grams.
Bitcoin slides to 10-month low near $74,500 as silver rout hits risk assets
Bitcoin dropped to a 10-month low in Asia on Monday, slipping as much as 2.5% to $74,541 and staying under $76,000 by midday. This puts it close to its lowest point since Donald Trump’s return to office, after an almost 11% plunge in January that extended losses for a fourth consecutive month.
Evolution Mining Limited share price slides as gold rout deepens — what to watch next
Shares of Evolution Mining fell 5.6% to close at A$13.88 on Monday, having dipped as low as A$13.28 earlier—a near 10% slide from Friday’s finish—before clawing back some ground. Northern Star Resources, a close competitor, dropped roughly 8%.
Northern Star share price skids 8% as gold rout rattles ASX miners — what to watch next
Northern Star Resources shares dropped 8.1% to A$26.60 on Monday, with roughly A$308 million changing hands. That made it one of the most actively traded stocks by value on the market. Newmont Corporation and Evolution Mining also tumbled, highlighting the pressure on gold-linked shares.
Natural gas prices: Will Henry Hub hold $4 after Friday’s 11% jump?
U.S. natural gas futures look poised for more volatility this week following a sharp 11% jump in the March Henry Hub contract on NYMEX, which closed Friday at $4.354 per million British thermal units. Trading picks up again at 6 p.m. EST Sunday after the weekend break.