Gold Soars as Weak Dollar and Geopolitical Tensions Drive Safe‑Haven Demand

Gold Soars as Weak Dollar and Geopolitical Tensions Drive Safe‑Haven Demand

Gold Is on a Summer Strike, and It Looks Good!

Gold’s price shot up on Monday as the US dollar took a little nap and the world’s geopolitical stage sparked up again.

Why the Dollar Took a Breather

  • The dollar slid back in value, giving a boost to colorful assets that don’t pay interest.
  • US Treasury yields dipped, easing pressure on non‑yielding investments like gold.

Fed Talk: A Bit Mixed-Feel

The latest strong US data dampened the hype for a quick rate cut, but Fed Governor Christopher Waller’s softer comment nudged the greenback down.

Now, it’s a showdown of voices: Jerome Powell and Michelle Bowman will be handing out their next policy hints. Investors are glued to every word.

Trade Talk Keeps the Gold Feeling Secured

  • US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed August 1 stays the line for reciprocal tariff implementation.
  • Negotiations are still in play, but the looming risk of widespread trade disruptions keeps safe‑haven demand high.

Geopolitical Fireworks on Both Sides of the Globe

  • Russia delivered another wave of drone and missile strikes on Kyiv, ticking the clock on stalled ceasefire talks and leaving foreign pressures increasingly loud.
  • The Middle East remains a tinderbox, supporting the appetite for safe‐haven assets.

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