30th June 2025

Gold prices slightly higher, gains limited by hopes for trade deals

Gold is rising again, albeit modestly. The weakness of the dollar supports this slight upward movement, although demand for safe-haven assets remains subdued due to easing tensions in the Middle East and optimism over potential trade agreements with the United States. Spot gold gains 0.4%, reaching $3,288.30 an ounce, while August futures hit $3,300 an ounce with the same percentage increase.
Fonte: Investing.com

27th June 2025

Gold loses support at $3,300 an ounce, but inflation rises

Rising inflationary pressures and disappointing consumption data are providing no support to the gold market, with prices holding near session lows, solidly below $3,300 an ounce. Some economists interpret this report as a growing threat of stagflation, with rising consumer prices and slowing economic growth. Commodity analysts note that such conditions could prove ideal for the yellow metal.
Fonte: Kitco News

25th June 2025

Gold is the most sought-after safe-haven asset among central banks

Despite recent pressure on gold prices, analysts in the sector remain extremely bullish. The yellow metal has now established itself as one of the most important monetary assets within the global economy. While central banks continue to stockpile gold — currently the most in-demand safe-haven asset — they also appear to be distancing themselves from the U.S. dollar. According to the Global Public Investor Survey by OMFIF, based on a sample of 75 central banks, 16% plan to reduce their exposure to the greenback. This figure is up from 2024, when only 11% of respondents indicated an intention to move away from the U.S. currency.
Fonte: Kitco News