Silver

Gold falls as traders weigh Fed rate path and Hormuz attacks

Lower interest rates tend to be favourable to gold, as it is a non-yielding asset. 

Gold trades near two-week high on cooling US rate-hike bets

Spot gold advanced 1.3% to US$4,176.94 an ounce as at 2.31 pm in New York. Silver climbed 2% to US$62.42 an ounce, after gaining 5% in the previous three sessions.

Gold heads for first weekly gain since May on easing Fed outlook

While structural supply deficits continue to fuel silver’s long-term investment appeal, weakening physical demand and a less supportive macroeconomic environment are weighing on prices in the near term. .

Silver remains under pressure as sell-off continues

Higher borrowing costs are a headwind for non-yielding precious metals.

Gold steadies near US$4,000 as inflation data eases rate-hike bets

The tech slump has heaped further pressure on gold, which is already weighed down by concern that lingering inflation risks mean the Fed will hike interest rates.

Gold drops below US$4,100 as tech-led sell-off spurs liquidation