⛏ Bullish Outlook Holds After Tariff Reversal Sends Gold Lower

Bullish Outlook Holds After Tariff Reversal Sends Gold Lower
Metals fell after the U.S. ruled out bullion tariffs, ending a week of market whiplash. Spot gold remains within a healthy summer consolidation, and silver has held gains above its long-term resistance. Analysts see the pullback as temporary, expecting volume-driven breakouts when the post-summer trading season begins. Read on »

Gold To Move Higher Into Year End
Gold is set to climb toward $3800 by mid-October, says analyst Bill Sarubbi, as both seasonal and dynamic monthly cycles point higher. August and September are historically gold’s most bullish months, and momentum remains strong. Investors may consider ETFs like GLD or UGL, or leading miners such as Newmont. Read on »

CPI Steady but Inflation Persists
July CPI came in at 2.7% year-over-year, matching forecasts and boosting market odds for a September rate cut to nearly 94%. However, core inflation edged higher and the money supply has been expanding for over a year, suggesting deeper inflationary pressures may still challenge the Fed’s price stability goals. Read on »

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