
Gold is approaching $4,500, buoyed by central bank purchases
Gold is hovering near the $4,500 resistance level, driven by massive central bank purchases and weakening expectations of U.S. rate hikes.
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Gold is hovering near the $4,500 resistance level, driven by massive central bank purchases and weakening expectations of U.S. rate hikes.
European markets are soaring while crude oil prices are falling following a truce between Washington and Tehran. A busy week for central banks is getting underway.
Goldman Sachs identifies structural demand for gold, with central banks purchasing 59 metric tons in April. A sustained buying cycle that is a game-changer for the yellow metal.

Traders are once again betting on interest rate differentials between currencies. The carry trade is making a strong comeback, completely reshaping forex flows.

American economist Peter Schiff argues that the sharp correction in precious metals does not call the uptrend into question. U.S. debt remains the structural driver.

UBS expects EUR/SEK to appreciate after disappointing Swedish inflation figures. A bullish stance on the euro-crown pair that deserves a closer look.

Gold is reaching record highs, while silver is under extreme pressure. Central banks hoard, investors turn to tangible assets: the monetary system resets.

The dollar hits its lowest level in a month. The euro, yen and pound sterling explode after Trump announces a ceasefire with Iran. Markets return to risk in force.