Gold’s price trajectory remains dependent on a resolution of the Iran conflict, with the yellow metal likely to finish the year close to the current $4,000 level, while silver will continue to take its cues from the gold price as it trades between $55 and $60 per ounce, according to the new StoneX Quarterly Commodities Outlook. “We concluded our previous outlook saying that we expected gold to be below USD 4,000 by year-end,” wrote Rhona O'Connell, Head of Market Analysis for EMEA & Asia at StoneX in the firm’s Q3 Outlook. “Well, that came more quickly than we were expecting and we dipped below USD 4,000 in late ... (full story)