Jul 15, 2025
Gold extended its impressive run-in early July, buoyed by escalating global trade tensions, persistent fiscal uncertainty, and resilient investment demand. After rising 26% in USD terms in H1, gold continues to trade near record highs (~$3,400/oz), supported by renewed tariff threats from the Trump administration
Jul 8, 2025
Gold prices remained resilient this past week, consolidating near $3,400/oz amid persistent fiscal concerns, renewed central bank interest, and strong ETF inflows. While slightly below April’s record high of $3,500, bullion continues to find support from macroeconomic and geopolitical factors.
Jul 1, 2025
Gold prices remained elevated over the past week, trading just below their record high of $3,500/oz seen in April, with recent action hovering around $3,400 now acting as a key resistance level.
Jun 24, 2025
Over the last week, gold has resumed its upward trajectory, rising 5% month-to-date to US$3,435/oz, bolstered by structural liquidity, geopolitical risks, and renewed investment demand.
Jun 17, 2025
Over the past week, the gold spot price has risen to about $3,380/oz. One of the primary influences has been the lingering effect of May's ETF outflows, which totaled US$1.8bn globally, primarily from North American and Asian funds.
Jun 11, 2025
Gold prices remained steady in the final week of May, ending the month nearly flat at US$3,278/oz, down just 0.7%. Despite this pause, gold is still up an impressive 26% year-to-date, driven by persistent macroeconomic and policy uncertainties.
Jun 3, 2025
Gold prices eased this week, reflecting a market grappling with shifting regimes—political, fiscal, and monetary. While Trump 2.0 parallels 1.0 in USD weakness and silver’s underperformance, key divergences stand out: gold is +20% since Nov ’24 vs flat post-2016 election, and equities are struggling.
May 28, 2025
The initial surge was driven by a weakening US dollar, geopolitical tensions, and strong ETF inflows, but recent declines reflect profit-taking, a China-US trade truce, and reduced haven demand.
May 20, 2025
Gold prices experienced significant volatility this week, plunging over $130 from last week’s close, marking the second-largest price washout of the year and the third-largest on record.
Market Updates | May 13, 2025
Gold remains firmly in focus as both a tactical and structural asset, trading above $3,300/oz after touching a record intraday high of $3,500/oz in April. Price action continues to be supported by a combination of macroeconomic drivers: escalating US-China trade tensions, stagflation risks, a weakening US dollar, and growing expectations of rate cuts.