Gold Predictors

Strong US jobs data has increased December Fed hike expectations, pushing USD/JPY toward key resistance at 160. A confirmed break could target 164, propelled by widening yield differentials. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Somebody tell the job market it was supposed to be tired. October added 165,000 jobs, plus an upwards revision to boot! The forecast was 65,000. That's not a beat, that's a blowout. Unemployment slipped to 4.1%, and pay rose 0.4% for the month, hotter than expected too. Here's the catch. A job market this strong gives the Fed less reason to cut rates. So yields jumped, and stocks can't decide if this is good news or bad news. That's your cue to let price pick a side first. No clear setup? Sit on your hands and enjoy the show. Are rate cuts still on your list?

The upcoming US jobs data could be pivotal for gold, as a breakout above $4,150 may lead to a push towards $4,200. However, a dip below $4,000 poses risks for further declines. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Gold prices are poised for a breakout as U.S.-Iran peace hopes and declining oil prices support bullish momentum. A weekly close above $4,150 could trigger a drive towards $4,300, with Friday's jobs report in focus to shape sentiment. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Gold remains under pressure as uncertainties loom ahead of the US midterm elections. A break below $3,900 could push prices toward $3,800, while a weekly close above $4,000 may signal a recovery to $4,250.  Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Gold's recent drop below $4,000 raises concerns, with $3,800 support now in focus. As the Fed hints at a likely rate hike, any recovery may be limited for both gold and silver. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Silver prices ($XAG) are under pressure, threatening a drop to key support at $45 as tech sell-offs and high oil prices fuel inflation fears. Long-term demand from AI spending may offer a silver lining for investors. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

🧵Ultimate Central bank Week Recap: five majors, one problem (inflation), and five different answers. Same oil shock, different vibes. Breman paused, Macklem hiked, Warsh held firm, Lagarde held (but December’s looking spicy), and Ueda said “we finally hit 2%… now what?” Let’s break it down in the thread below... 👇

Gold's recent struggles may deepen if prices break below the critical $3,900 support level, with the Dow to gold ratio suggesting potential headwinds. Monitoring this key level could reveal gold's next major bottom. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Escalating tensions in Yemen could push oil prices higher, with WTI eyeing a breakout above $106 to target $120, while Brent may surge towards $135 if it clears $120. Market dynamics remain closely tied to geopolitical developments. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Gold struggles amidst high oil prices and resilient Treasury yields. A breach of the $3,950 support could signal a further decline towards $3,800, challenging bullish prospects. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Gold is testing crucial support at $4,070, with a breakdown likely leading to $4,000. Persistent Fed rate hike expectations and rising oil prices keep the pressure on prices. Watch closely for a potential shift. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Platinum prices remain under pressure amid rising oil prices and Fed hike risks. A breakout above $1,750 could pave the way toward $1,900, but a dip below $1,595 may signal further declines. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Falling Treasury yields have sparked a rebound in gold, currently testing resistance at $4,200–$4,250, while silver struggles amid inflation concerns. A decisive break in either could shape the next market move. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Oil prices are under pressure as the US considers easing tanker sanctions, potentially lowering shipping costs. WTI must break above $96.50 to target $102.50, while Brent eyes $120 above $110. Price movements hinge on evolving supply dynamics. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Gold is poised for a significant move as inflation concerns loom over Fed rate hikes. A breakthrough above $4,200 could ignite a rally, while a drop below $3,900 may signal deeper corrections. Keep a close watch on these technical levels. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

#Gold is stuck between a debt bid and a yield lid. The chart called in sick. Translation = boring equilibrium.. But keep in mind, what we see as 'boring' is really smart money either accumulating or distributing positions before the eventual spike we get! It’s bouncing off that demand near 4,100–4,140, GLD 380 wall right under it. World Gold Council’s Friday close was $4,186, we're still near that. This week’s title is 'Pricing fiscal risk'. France is paying extra to borrow. Gold ETFs still got buyers. Price shrugged. 🤷‍♂️ The 10-year near 5.2% is the lid. Under 5.15% and gold can exhale. Hot CPI tomorrow and the lid stays screwed on. Follow the 10-year, not the debt headline. Real floor, or just gold holding its breath for CPI?

A strong US dollar continues to cap the rebound in silver, with critical focus on the upcoming CPI report. A break above $65 could signal a stronger recovery, while persistent inflation risks may lead to renewed pressure on prices. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Gold's recent uptick is supported by a softer dollar, with the potential to reach $4,530 if it breaks $4,330. Meanwhile, silver eyes a rise towards $72 with a breakthrough above $65 as inflation concerns loom. Read more: fxempire.com/forecasts/artic…

Gold fell while people were still buying it. September was down more than 8%. Gold ETFs still took in more than 70 tonnes. The blue line on this chart is holdings. The purple line is price. They split. ETFs were buying. Futures traders were selling. Sixth straight down week. Longest since 2018. Driver was the 10-year and the dollar, not a peace deal. Gold pays nothing. A bond that beats inflation just got more expensive to skip. Friday’s soft payroll helped a bounce. It did not repair the month. Follow US10Y, not the ETF headline. Chart: WGC, weekly monitor. Does the next yield dip actually stick… or is this still a sell-the-bounce metal? #Gold