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Gold rebounded above $4,850 on Thursday as dip-buyers entered the market following a six-day losing streak, despite rising oil prices from Middle East tensions and the Federal Reserve’s hawkish rate stance signaling just one cut this year.

Gold snapped a four-day winning streak as profit-taking kicked in following a 7% rally driven by trade war fears and Middle East tensions. Analysts see the dip as normal volatility, with geopolitical risks and tariff confusion still supporting prices longer-term.

Gold prices consolidated above the key $5,000 level as weak U.S. retail sales data strengthened the argument for Federal Reserve rate cuts, lowering bond yields and pressuring the dollar.

OANDA Japan announces prudent updates to silver CFD trading conditions, including adjusted leverage and position sizes, to ensure client protection and market stability during a period of historic precious metals volatility and record-breaking rallies.

Gold prices have soared past $5,000 an ounce, rallying for seven consecutive days amid a weaker dollar and growing investor flight from sovereign bonds and currencies—a move known as the “debasement trade.” With rising geopolitical tensions and shifting Fed expectations, the precious metal continues to shine as the ultimate safe haven.

Gold prices surged past $4,500 an ounce on Wednesday, reaching a new all-time high as investors flocked to safe-haven assets amid geopolitical tensions and expectations for continued U.S. rate cuts. Silver and platinum also joined the rally, setting new records in a historic year for precious metals. Analysts point to strong physical demand, ETF inflows, and macro uncertainty as key drivers behind the surge.

Gold and silver prices hover near all-time highs this week after cooler US inflation data boosts expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, setting up the metals for their best year since 1979.

Gold is on track for its best week in a month, fueled by economic uncertainty and a technical market squeeze. The rally comes as traders await a backlog of U.S. data, with silver also posting significant gains.

In a historic milestone, spot gold has shattered the $4,000 per ounce barrier. The surge is fueled by a potent mix of immediate fears over a US government shutdown and deeper concerns about the economy and Federal Reserve independence, accelerating a massive safe-haven rally.

Gold surged to a new all-time high above $3,800 an ounce Monday, fueled by a weaker US dollar and investor anxiety over a potential government shutdown.

Spurred by a surprisingly weak U.S. employment report, gold prices climbed to a fresh all-time high as investors increased wagers that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates multiple times this year.

Gold held steady near $3,395 an ounce as the market paused ahead of critical US inflation data. The report will be crucial for gauging the Federal Reserve’s next move on interest rates.