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Commodities Gold price prediction today: Central bank buying, US-Iran peace deal support gold above $4,300/oz
Gold prices have rebounded strongly above $4,300/oz after testing the $4,000/oz support zone, supported by the interim US-Iran peace agreement, lower Treasury yields, and ongoing central bank purchases. The market narrative has shifted from geopolitics to inflation and interest rates ahead of the June 16-17 Federal Reserve meeting. Silver also recovered sharply and is expected to see a sixth consecutive supply deficit year.
Commodities Gold, Silver Prices Rise Marginally; Fed Decision, Iran Deal in Focus
International gold and silver prices rose marginally as market participants focus on the US Federal Reserve's policy announcement later today and the interim agreement between the United States and Iran. The Fed is widely expected to keep rates unchanged, while the Iran deal could allow oil sales to resume.
Commodities Led by US, exits from gold ETFs continue for the 5th week in a row
Gold ETF outflows continued for the fifth consecutive week, led by US investors, according to the World Gold Council. Outflows reached $4.27 billion against $850.4 million in inflows, the highest weekly net exit this year. Year-to-date investments dropped to $11.87 billion.
Commodities Gold Prices Slide to 6-Month Low Before Recovering on US-Iran Peace Talks, Strait of Hormuz Reopening Possible
Gold touched its lowest level in more than six months on Thursday before recovering to settle at $4,219.69, driven by US President Donald Trump's indication of a possible peace agreement with Iran that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz for shipping. The decline was fueled by high inflation stoking rate hike fears. Iran stated no final decision has been made on any agreement.
Commodities Gold, Silver Prices Face Bearish Pressure on MCX; Resistance Levels in Focus
MCX gold and silver prices are trading with a bearish bias on June 11, 2026, according to Abhilash Koikkara of Nuvama Professional Clients Group. Gold has a downside target of 140,000 with resistance at 152,000, while silver targets 225,000 with resistance at 240,000. Traders are advised to adopt a sell-on-rise approach amid weak market sentiment.
Commodities Gold and Silver Prices Drop Over 1% as US-Iran Tensions and Inflation Data Weigh on Sentiment
Gold and silver prices declined over 1% on Thursday as escalating US-Iran tensions and stronger-than-expected US inflation data boosted the dollar and Treasury yields. MCX silver fell Rs 1,705 per kg, while gold dropped Rs 2,100 per 10 grams in Delhi. Investors now await Fed signals and US PPI data.
Commodities International Gold Prices Drop as Rate Hike Fears on Higher Inflation Reduce Safe Haven Appeal
International gold prices dropped as rate hike fears on higher inflation reduced safe haven appeal, according to The Times of India. Physical demand remained subdued in India while China's central bank expanded gold holdings for a nineteenth straight month. Speculative investors increased net long exposure in gold by 14,409 contracts to 111,341 contracts during the week ended June 2.
Commodities Gold and Silver Outlook: Central Bank Meetings, US-Iran Deal, and Crude Oil in Focus
Gold and silver prices are expected to remain range-bound as traders watch central bank meetings (Bank of Japan, Fed, Bank of England), US-Iran deal developments, and crude oil movements. Domestic gold futures on MCX fell 3.2% to around Rs 1.50 lakh/10g, while Comex gold dropped nearly 3% to $4,238.8/oz. Analysts note volatility from US-Iran uncertainty, with safe-haven buying after reports of no imminent military action.
Commodities Gold Price Volatile Below Key Support; US Jobs Data and Geopolitical Tensions Weigh on Sentiment
Gold prices remain under pressure, failing to sustain above ₹156,000–158,000 resistance. A stronger-than-expected US jobs report boosted the dollar and Treasury yields, while Hezbollah's rejection of a ceasefire with Israel added geopolitical uncertainty. Technically, gold is approaching a key support cluster between ₹153,500 and ₹154,500; a break could lead to further downside.
Commodities Gold Expected to Hit $6,000/oz by End 2026 Despite Recent Cooling: JP Morgan
JP Morgan Global Research predicts gold prices will average $6,000 per ounce by Q4 2026, with potential to reach $6,300 by end 2027. Despite recent cooling and sideways trading, the investment bank sees strong demand from central banks and Chinese buyers, though uncertainty over geopolitical conflicts and Fed policy remains.
Commodities Gold Set for Weekly Loss as Inflation, Rate Hike Fears Persist
Gold prices declined on Friday, heading for a weekly loss as concerns over inflation and potential US Federal Reserve interest rate hikes pressured the market. Spot gold fell 0.5% to $4,191.17 per ounce, while US gold futures rose 2.4% to $4,212.70. The price action was driven by geopolitical headlines, including President Trump's decision to call off military strikes on Iran.
Commodities Gold Prices Plummet Below $4,300/oz Amid Inflation Concerns
Gold prices have fallen below $4,300 an ounce, marking a significant decline from earlier highs this year. The drop is attributed to rising inflation concerns and geopolitical tensions, particularly the ongoing Iran war.
Commodities Gold and Silver Prices Eye Key Levels Amid Bullish Trends
Gold and silver prices on the MCX are showing bullish trends, with gold targeting Rs 165,000 per 10 grams and silver aiming for Rs 278,000 per kg. Key support levels are crucial for maintaining the uptrend.