Weekly Review of the Gold Market
Crude oil trading: How far can US crude oil bulls go?
US economic data drags down US bond yields, as gold prices approach over two month high for three consecutive bullish days
Crude oil trading: Oil prices soar by over 3%, reaching a six-month high
The core CPI of the United States has caused a sharp drop in US bond yields. Pay attention to the Gaza ceasefire agreement and "terror data"
US PPI lower than expected to boost gold price rebound, market focus on CPI data
US Treasury yields continue to rise, Gaza ceasefire mediation breakthrough, gold prices plummet by nearly $30
US sanctions hit Russian oil exports, oil prices continue to rise by over 2%, reaching a new high in over three months
Risk aversion supports gold prices, US sanctions Russian oil again, oil prices hit three-month high
The 'small non farm' market is not performing well, and the gold price has risen to a nearly four week high. Is there a bullish opportunity?
Is it difficult to change the strength of the US dollar? Focus on non farm and euro breakout risks
Economic data is impressive, with US bond yields reaching new highs. Pay attention to the minutes of the "small non farm payroll" and Federal Reserve meetings
Gold prices await US economic data, crude oil falls below $75/barrel mark, Canadian Prime Minister resigns
Reports related to Trump's tariff plan stir the market, with rising US bond yields suppressing gold prices
The US manufacturing PMI is stronger than expected, and gold prices have fallen from a three week high. Is there still a chance for bulls this week?
Safe haven demand drives gold prices to a two-week high, with attention paid to Trump policies and ISM data
Gold prices hit their best annual performance since 2010, with a focus on US employment data for the day
Gold will break its seven year consecutive upward trend in December
Outlook for the US Dollar Index in 2025: There may be greater upside potential
Gold prices close to 100 day moving average, with New Year's holiday approaching this week. Pay attention to PMI data
