With Gold ETFs Ready to Rebound, Consider This Contender Gold Down, But Not Out IAUImonthly income Content HubNEOSTax Efficient Income Content Hub Investors are right to be apprehensive about gold following last week's retrenchment, but some experts believe that much of the ex-energy weakness in the commodities complex is solely on the back of the conflict in Iran. Those market observers argue that if there is quick resolution, or even if the Strait of Hormuz is opened over the near-term, gold could rebound ...

Group 1: Gold Price Trends - Gold futures opened at $4,515 per troy ounce, which is 1.3% lower than the previous closing price of $4,574.90 [1] - The gold price fell below $4,250 in early trading, marking a significant decline [1] - The one-year gain for gold was 95.6% as of January 29 [4] Group 2: Influencing Factors - Inflation concerns due to the escalating Iran war have contributed to gold's price retreat, reaching its lowest price in 2026 [2] - The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted global oil supply, leading to elevated oil prices and potential broader inflation [3] - Higher interest rates, which are expected as a result of rising inflation, typically reduce demand for gold since it does not yield interest [3] Group 3: Gold Price Comparisons - The gold futures price has decreased by 9.7% over the past week and 11.8% over the past month, while showing a year-over-year increase of 48.8% [8]

Gold (GC=F) April futures opened at $4,515 per troy ounce on Monday, 1.3% lower than Friday’s closing price of $4,574.90. The gold price fell below $4,250 in early trading. Inflation concerns stemming from the escalating Iran war prompted gold’s retreat to its lowest price of 2026. Oil prices remain elevated, with Brent Crude (BZ=F) currently up about 75% for the year, and the war appears to be intensifying. On Saturday, President Trump threatened to attack Iran’s power plants if the country did not reo ...

(Bloomberg) -- Gold pared dramatic losses as US President Donald Trump postponed military strikes against Iranian energy infrastructure for a five-day period after what he described as productive talks toward ending hostilities. Spot gold briefly traded higher before slipping about 2% as Iran denied the discussions. Silver rebounded, erasing losses of more than 10%. US stocks rose while Treasury yields and the dollar retreated. Traders reduced bets on Federal Reserve tightening, pricing in some easing. ...

Economic Policy Developments - The ongoing war in Iran has led to a surprising prediction of a potential interest rate hike by the end of the year, contrasting with the previously anticipated 60 basis points of cuts [2] - The Trump administration's 60-day waiver of the Jones Act aims to address surging fuel and fertilizer prices during the Iran War, but is viewed as a short-term solution to a deeper economic crisis [5] Market Reactions - The gold market experienced its worst weekly performance since 1983, attributed to the weak performance of SPDR Gold Shares stock and the impact of the ongoing Iran war [4] - Reports of a potential intervention in the commodities market by the Treasury Department were dismissed as rumors, indicating a lack of confidence in government intervention strategies [6] Consumer Impact - A controversial statement from a top White House advisor regarding the financial impact of the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran on American consumers sparked outrage, especially as gas prices reached $3.84 a gallon, a 24.8 cent increase from the previous year [3]

The World Gold Council, in strategic partnership with Boston Consulting Group, announced on Thursday the launch of a new framework designed to standardize the issuance and management of tokenized gold products. Dubbed “Gold as a Service,” the initiative aims to build a shared infrastructure that connects physical gold custody directly with digital financial systems, potentially challenging the dominance of private issuers like Tether and Paxos. EXPLORE: Solana RWAs Tokenization Value Hits Record High Ins ...

Group 1 - Private-sector balance sheets are providing stability amid rising inflation and declining stock prices [1] - Investment commentary highlights opportunities in Sunbelt REITs and the impact of Chinese AI developments [1] - There is a notable selloff in gold, indicating shifts in investor sentiment [1]

Money is moving out of gold at a pace not seen in 13 years. The SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD) has seen the biggest monthly outflows since April 2013, according to Daily Chartbook—and there are still 8 trading days left ...

记者丨林健民 曾静娇 编辑丨叶映橙 与此同时，据新华社3月19日消息，美国联邦储备委员会18日结束为期两天的货币政策会议， 宣布将联邦基金利率目标区间维持在3.5%至3.75%之间不变。这一决定符合市场预期，是今年 以来美联储连续第二次维持利率不变。 同日，A股、港股黄金珠宝板块持续下挫。截至发稿，港股万国黄金集团跌近18%，紫金黄金 国际跌超8%，老铺黄金跌超5%；A股方面，紫金矿业、中金黄金跌近7%，山东黄金、招金黄 金、湖南黄金等纷纷下挫，均跌超5%。 | 代码 | 名称 | 现价 | 涨跌 | 涨跌幅 ▲ | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 3939 | 万国黄金集团 | 11.900 | -2.580 | -17.82% | | 2259 | 紫金黄金国际 | 168.400 | -15.600 | -8.48% | | 1712 | 龙资源 | 9.230 | -0.790 | -7.88% | | 8299 | 大唐黄金 | 0.600 | -0.050 | -7.69% | | 0340 | 潼关黄金 | 3.220 | -0.220 | -6.40% | ...

Gold (GC=F) April futures opened at $4,828 per troy ounce on Thursday, down 1.4% from Wednesday’s closing price of $4,896.20. In early trading, the gold price fell below $4,700. The Fed concluded its March policymaking meeting on Wednesday, leaving interest rates unchanged. The Fed’s latest Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) showed a median forecast of one rate reduction in 2026, unchanged from the December SEP. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell confirmed that the oil supply shock caused by the Ira ...