Gold falls below US$4,000/oz on strong U.S. dollar, hawkish Fed signals | Metals Mine

  • Gold falls below US$4,000/oz on strong U.S. dollar, hawkish Fed signals

    From bnnbloomberg.ca

    Spot gold prices slipped below a key psychological level of US$4,000 per ounce level for the first time since November 2025 on Wednesday, under pressure from a firmer U.S. dollar and growing expectations that interest rates will remain elevated. The U.S. dollar firmed, making dollar-priced bullion more expensive for holders of other currencies. Traders have ramped up bets on U.S. interest rate hikes this year after the U.S. central bank struck a hawkish tone at its latest policy meeting and as fears of inflationary pressures stemming from the Iran war persisted. “The market pricing a rate hike as soon as September ... (full story)

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abhishekshe
30 hr ago
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be ready trup goin to open his mouth and gold will fly insanely high
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mwaday
29 hr ago
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dont plan your trades on hopes bro....
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TbvFX
24 hr ago
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Pls close your mouth
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thejapanese
30 hr ago
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Ahahah dollar strennght is killing Gold.

Have 4 long orders on Ostium platform, at the 3500-3860 range
And 2 longs on Silver on Hyperliquid platform, at 56 and 51 respectively.
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Steamletz
29 hr ago
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Why are you longing on 3500 bro
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thejapanese
23 hr ago
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why not? Major support. What's your plan?
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Trader#E48B
23 hr ago
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51$? Interesting. Might I know how did you get to that particular number? Given the same analysis for getting the 51$ on the silver, you wouldn't get 3500$ on the gold, but rather something else. Also, for the life of me, I can't remember what is 51 x 72.5... or was it 73? 74?

Good analysis though. Impressed.
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Sacrimoney
27 hr ago
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Time for gold to enter a generational bear market
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phntmzr0
27 hr ago
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There's enough uncertainty out there to see this as a dip buying opportunity...especially if you are buying/selling physical.

"Hawkish Fed" is as fickle a term these days as "Ceasefire."
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