Gold prices rebound slightly as markets eye US-China trade talks after UK deal
Gold prices rose in Asian trade on Friday, rebounding slightly from two days of sharp losses, as investors weighed the impact of the U.S.-UK trade framework deal and cautiously awaited upcoming China trade talks.
Gold fell in early Asia hours, but reversed course to edge higher, as analysts were sceptical about further de-escalation post the UK trade deal.
As of 01:44 ET (05:44 GMT), Spot Gold rose 0.4% to $3,320.95 per ounce, while Gold Futures expiring in June gained 0.5% to $3,329.24 an ounce.
The yellow metal was set to jump more than 2% this week, as investors saw increased violatlity, with prices gaining sharply at the start of the week on new U.S. tariff threats on pharma and foreign-made movies.
Big Picture
Metals Bullish
- Gold to profit as bonds are no longer a safe haven
- China’s green push to boost green metals demand
- Rising inflation expectations and the Fed’s pause create an ideal storm for Gold
- Gold has kept up with inflation and has increased over that
- Monetary policy has become restrictive enough and is unravelling the growth story
- Gold miners’ pain may be bullion investors’ gain
- Silver supply inadequate amid monstrous industrial and investment demand
- Interest rate cuts to boost Gold
- Summer sweet spot for Silver
- Gold should benefit from negative real yields in Q2
- Anyone say stagflation? Gold has more to go
- US recession risks to keep Gold well in demand
- One of the warning signs of a collapsing currency would be a spike in Gold prices
Metals Bearish
- Silver should be scared of a slowdown
- It is becoming increasingly difficult for Gold to compete on yield
- March is seasonally weak for Gold
- Nickel surplus to build
- Macro headwinds to keep pressure on Copper prices
- S&P 500’s suffering should weigh heavily on the Gold price
- Aluminium faces macroeconomic headwinds
- Recession in Europe and persisting problems in China’s property sector to heavily impact iron ore demand
- While inflation refuses to go away, gold refuses to go up
- FOMC Minutes don’t offer any hope for gold
- Every news is bad news for gold
- Strong dollar weighs on gold
- Demand for gold as insurance against inflation promises to decline
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