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Gold Outlook: Warsh's Hawkish Tilt Boosts Rate-Hike Bets — Payrolls Take Center Stage This Week
Gold Outlook: Warsh's Hawkish Tilt Boosts Rate-Hike Bets — Payrolls Take Center Stage This Week

Gold Outlook: Warsh's Hawkish Tilt Boosts Rate-Hike Bets — Payrolls Take Center Stage This Week

Oil Price Outlook: Brent Eyes $100 as Iran Sanctions Put Weekend Gap Risk in Focus
Oil Price Outlook: Brent Eyes $100 as Iran Sanctions Put Weekend Gap Risk in Focus

Brent crude pushes above $94 as traders assess weekend gap risk, tougher US sanctions on Iran and whether escalating geopolitical tensions could drive oil towards $100.

Gold Outlook: Bulls Target $4,400 Again — Jackson Hole Is the Real Test
Gold Outlook: Bulls Target $4,400 Again — Jackson Hole Is the Real Test

Gold rose for a second consecutive week, with cooling inflation and central bank buying continuing to provide support — but geopolitical turbulence kept $4,400–$4,450 firmly in play as a key resistance zone. As September rate-hike expectations ease, market attention is shifting to the FOMC minutes and the Jackson Hole symposium, where Warsh's policy remarks could prove pivotal for gold's next move.

Gold Outlook: Bulls Break the Stalemate — CPI To Decide Whether the Rally Has Legs
Gold Outlook: Bulls Break the Stalemate — CPI To Decide Whether the Rally Has Legs

Gold has broken out of a six-week range and cleared $4,300. Easing geopolitical tensions have taken some of the heat out of inflation fears, while a weak jobs report has further dented September rate-hike expectations — leaving gold's bullish momentum noticeably stronger. This week's July CPI will be the key test, and could determine whether the rally has room to run.

Gold Outlook: Fed Holds, Hawks Speak Up — All Eyes on Payrolls
Gold Outlook: Fed Holds, Hawks Speak Up — All Eyes on Payrolls

The Fed's biggest internal split since 2016 still left the rate path frustratingly unclear. Gold has been grinding between $4,000 and $4,200 for weeks, caught between rate expectations, dollar moves, and geopolitical headlines. This week, U.S.-Iran talks and Friday's nonfarm payrolls report could finally give the market something to trade.

Gold Outlook: Jobs Miss Fuels the Rally — CPI Could Be the Real Turning Point
Gold Outlook: Jobs Miss Fuels the Rally — CPI Could Be the Real Turning Point

Gold has snapped a seven-week losing streak, with soft nonfarm payrolls and a subtle shift in the Fed's hawkish tone igniting a recovery against a backdrop of steady central bank buying. Inflation concerns haven't gone away and rate-hike expectations remain on the table. July 14 — when CPI and Warsh's congressional testimony land on the same day — could prove to be the real turning point.

Traders Week Ahead: Key Market Risks to Watch This Week
Traders Week Ahead: Key Market Risks to Watch This Week

US nonfarm payrolls, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, oil prices, AI stocks, gold and the US dollar headline the key market risks traders should watch in the week ahead.

Gold Outlook: Geopolitics and Rate Expectations Drive Price Action, $4,660 as Key Pivot
Gold Outlook: Geopolitics and Rate Expectations Drive Price Action, $4,660 as Key Pivot

Amid uncertain geopolitical developments and a hawkish shift in rate expectations, gold volatility has risen, with $4,660 potentially serving as a short-term pivot. This week, traders will closely monitor Middle East developments, the FOMC minutes, and March U.S. CPI data, which could steer near-term gold movements.

Crude Oil Hits New Lows: Oversupply Pressure Keeps Short-Term Gains Out of Reach
Crude Oil Hits New Lows: Oversupply Pressure Keeps Short-Term Gains Out of Reach

Oil continues to fall, with Brent dropping below $60 and WTI hitting 2021 lows. Global oversupply, weak demand, and easing geopolitical risks weigh on prices, keeping the short-term market outlook clearly bearish.