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Gold jumps, oil falls after U.S.-Iran deal; dollar moves as Fed bets shift

Gold jumps, oil falls after U.S.-Iran deal; dollar moves as Fed bets shift

Gold jumped Monday after U.S. and Iranian officials announced a first-step deal to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, putting oil, inflation, and U.S. rates back in play. Live gold hit $4,344.90 an ounce, up 3.00%, according to Kitco’s spot price feed. Spot gold was last up 2.8% at $4,336.49 as of 1044 GMT on Reuters. August futures rose 2.81% in early U.S. trade to $4,357.70, CME data showed.
GLD Gold ETF Alert: $12,000 Gold Call Meets Fresh Inflows and Crowding Risk

GLD Gold ETF Alert: $12,000 Gold Call Meets Fresh Inflows and Crowding Risk

Physically backed gold ETFs worldwide, which hold actual bullion and trade similarly to stocks, drew investor flows again in April. SPDR Gold Shares found itself under scrutiny following a sharp rally and a swift drop in bullion prices. According to the World Gold Council, these funds attracted $6.6 billion in new money last month, as gold prices rebound on renewed optimism for a possible U.S.-Iran peace agreement.
7 May 2026
Gold Price Today Near $5,000: Fed Call and Iran Tensions Keep Bullion Stuck

Gold Price Today Near $5,000: Fed Call and Iran Tensions Keep Bullion Stuck

Gold hovered close to $5,000 Tuesday, stabilizing in New York after Monday’s slide as investors balanced safe-haven demand tied to the Iran conflict against nerves before the Fed’s Wednesday call. Spot prices barely budged at $5,004.71 an ounce by midafternoon, with April futures closing at $5,008.20. Silver retreated 1.5%. Platinum and palladium climbed.
Gold price today: Bullion slips as stock mood improves; U.S. jobs and CPI next

Gold price today: Bullion slips as stock mood improves; U.S. jobs and CPI next

Gold slipped on Tuesday, down 0.4% to $5,042.63 an ounce for spot prices by 1213 GMT, as the dollar strengthened and equities rebounded. U.S. April futures tracked lower too, losing 0.3% to $5,065.60. The dollar nudged 0.1% higher, keeping bullion under its Jan. 29 peak of $5,594.82. “A resurgence in risk appetite … has weighed on gold,” noted Ricardo Evangelista of ActivTrades. Silver, platinum, and palladium all moved lower as well.
10 February 2026
Gold price set for a bumpy week after historic slide from record highs

Gold price set for a bumpy week after historic slide from record highs

Gold prices head into the next session after a record plunge on Friday, with spot bullion suffering its sharpest daily drop since 1983. Spot gold tumbled 9.5% to $4,883.62 an ounce, while U.S. February futures closed down 11.4% at $4,745.10. Despite the selloff, gold remains on track for a monthly gain exceeding 13%. The slide came after Donald Trump tapped Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve and the dollar index rose 0.7%. Standard Chartered's Suki Cooper described the move as profit-taking — locking in gains — driven by shifts in the dollar and real yields, or inflation-adjusted bond returns. Nicky Shiels, strategist at MKS PAMP SA, called January “the most volatile month” in precious metals.
Gold price today: $5,600 record streak keeps traders watching Iran, Fed chair pick

Gold price today: $5,600 record streak keeps traders watching Iran, Fed chair pick

Gold prices pushed to a fresh record near $5,600 an ounce on Thursday, extending a month-long surge that has started to look less like a rally and more like a stampede. Spot gold rose 2.2% to $5,516.71 an ounce by 4:47 a.m. ET, after touching a record $5,594.82 and marking a ninth straight session of fresh highs. U.S. February futures jumped 4% to $5,509.60 after a peak $5,626.80; bullion was set for a 28% January rise and is up more than 27% in 2026, with SPDR Gold Trust saying holdings climbed to 35,043,181 ounces, the highest since May 2022. “Gold’s perfect storm continues,” said Jamie Dutta at Nemo.money, while ActivTrades analyst Ricardo Evangelista said the metal could “move towards $7,000 by year-end” after a pause.
Gold price breaks $5,300 record before Fed decision, lifting GLD and miners

Gold price breaks $5,300 record before Fed decision, lifting GLD and miners

Gold prices surged past $5,300 an ounce on Wednesday, hitting a fresh record as the U.S. dollar hovered near multi-year lows ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy announcement. Spot gold jumped 1.9% to $5,289.48 by 12:45 p.m. ET, after reaching $5,311.31 earlier. Meanwhile, U.S. gold futures for February climbed 4% to $5,286.50. The Fed’s decision is scheduled for 2 p.m. ET, with traders closely watching Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks for hints on future interest rate moves.
Gold price breaks $5,300 record as dollar slides ahead of Fed decision

Gold price breaks $5,300 record as dollar slides ahead of Fed decision

Gold prices surged past $5,300 an ounce Wednesday, hitting a new record as the dollar hovered near four-year lows and investors sought refuge in bullion. Spot gold jumped 1.7% to $5,275.68, peaking at $5,311.31, while U.S. February gold futures soared 3.7% to $5,271.70. The metal has gained over 20% this year. “Any one of the candidates … will probably be less resistant than Powell to Trump’s demands,” said WisdomTree commodities strategist Nitesh Shah, following President Donald Trump’s announcement that he will soon pick a Fed chair.
28 January 2026
Gold price today: Gold hits $5,110 record as tariff threats and Fed drama jolt markets

Gold price today: Gold hits $5,110 record as tariff threats and Fed drama jolt markets

Gold surged past $5,100 an ounce Monday, marking another record and climbing roughly 18% this year after a staggering 64% jump in 2025. Silver and platinum also reached new highs. Spot gold, which reflects immediate delivery prices, was up 1.9% at $5,076.43 by 11:37 a.m. ET, after hitting $5,110.50; U.S. February futures rose 1.9% to $5,074.10. Meanwhile, spot silver hit an all-time peak at $113.61. Ryan McIntyre, president of Sprott Inc, attributed the rally to ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainty, along with steady central bank buying and renewed inflows into physically backed bullion ETFs.
26 January 2026
Gold price slips from record, nudging GLD and Newmont lower in early trade

Gold price slips from record, nudging GLD and Newmont lower in early trade

Gold-linked ETFs and miners slipped Thursday as bullion eased off record peaks. SPDR Gold Shares dropped 0.5%, VanEck Gold Miners ETF lost 0.3%, and Newmont edged down 0.1% in early New York hours. Spot gold slid 0.3% to $4,607.59 an ounce by 9:32 a.m. ET, after hitting $4,642.72 the day before. Meanwhile, U.S. February futures fell 0.5% to $4,612.50. The retreat came as the dollar climbed, pushing the dollar index to its highest level since Dec. 2, driven by jobless claims beating forecasts and President Donald Trump’s softer stance on Iran. Trump also said he has no plans to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. “The dollar index is at a multi-week high and that’s providing a bit of a headwind for gold,” said Peter Grant, vice president and senior metals strategist at Zaner Metals.
Gold price today: record above $4,600 lifts GLD stock as Fed cut bets grow

Gold price today: record above $4,600 lifts GLD stock as Fed cut bets grow

Gold prices surged to a new high on Wednesday as safe-haven buying pushed gold-linked stocks higher amid growing bets on U.S. rate cuts. Spot gold climbed to $4,641.40 an ounce, last gaining 0.7% at $4,619.73 by 11:08 a.m. ET. Spot silver also hit a fresh record, reaching $92.23, and was up 5.6% at $91.797. “All roads are leading to gold and silver,” said Alex Ebkarian, chief operating officer at Allegiance Gold.
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