Zaner Daily Precious Metals Commentary
Monday, July 10, 2023Please subscribe to receive the full report via email by clicking here.
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The path of least resistance is pointing down in gold and silver to start today with the dollar overnight initially posting a 4-day high and potentially poised to receive further lift from today's active US scheduled report slate.
In retrospect, the release of the Fed meeting minutes yesterday afternoon revealed some Fed members were in favor of a 25-basis point rate hike last month despite the Fed's ultimate decision to leave rates unchanged.
Given numerous indications from the Fed, they are data dependent, US jobs-related data over the coming 2 sessions will be quite important and likely to set the trend in gold...[MORE]
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In addition to a lack of classic bullish fundamental themes, gold, and silver have seen sellers emerge off a rekindling of US rate hike prospects given yesterday's very positive sweep of US scheduled data in the form of durable goods and new-home sales.
Adding to the bearish tilt this morning is a wave of hawkish commentary from a European Central Bank forum in Portugal where a long list of central bank leaders have echoed the need to "fight inflation" with further rate hikes...[MORE]
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With promises of Chinese stimulus from the Chinese premier overnight gold and silver prices are showing little in the way of positive action.
While gold, silver, platinum, and palladium appeared to see flight to quality lift yesterday from the uncertainty of the military turmoil in Russia, that potential has dissipated quickly.
Certainly, if the coup attempt had gained traction and not ended so quickly, there might have been destabilization in Russia...[MORE]
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While the gold and silver are trading higher this morning from a weaker dollar, both markets enter this week's trade without an unwavering bullish fundamental force.
However, at the end of last week gold at times showed signs of flight to quality buying interest off increased global economic uncertainty and that could extend into the new trading week.
In fact, global growth was revised downward by two separate entities while a senior Chinese economic official has indicated China must act quickly to support its recovery...[MORE]
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