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Gold and silver are on track for their sharpest weekly fall in more than four months.

Gold and silver slipped as climbing oil prices revived inflation worries and strengthened the view that interest rates may stay elevated for longer. Investors are now looking to next week’s Federal Reserve meeting for fresh signals on where policy is headed.

Gold and silver are still under pressure. Higher oil prices have revived inflation worries, and investors are now looking to next week’s Federal Reserve meeting for hints on where interest rates go from here.


Gold held in a tight range last week while silver slumped 6.3% to around $57, its lowest in ten weeks. Hot US inflation data, with CPI at 3.7% and PPI at 6.3%, kept December Fed hike odds near 90%, and 10-year yields above 5.1% capped gold’s upside.

Gold and silver bounced back on safe-haven buying and short-covering.

Gold and silver fell sharply after a hotter-than-expected US inflation reading.

Gold and silver hold steady as Investors held back ahead of US consumer price index data, due later in the day, looking for clues on the Federal Reserve’s next policy step.

Gold and Silver prices stay supported as oil prices eased, though the market’s real focus is the upcoming US inflation data and what it could reveal about the Federal Reserve’s next move on rates.

Gold and Silver prices stay supported as oil prices eased, though the market’s real focus is the upcoming US inflation data and what it could reveal about the Federal Reserve’s next move on rates.