Silver Jumps Past 75 Dollars as Softer Dollar and Fed Rate Cut Bets Fuel Rally
Silver trades at $75.04/oz during the evening session as dollar weakness and shifting Fed policy bets combine to drive XAG/USD to fresh highs.
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Silver trades at $75.04/oz during the evening session as dollar weakness and shifting Fed policy bets combine to drive XAG/USD to fresh highs.
Gold topped 4,537 per ounce in the evening session as softening Fed rate expectations and cautious risk appetite drove buyers back into the precious metal.
Silver extended gains to $75.89 per ounce on May 16 as retreating dollar strength and shifting Fed rate expectations fueled fresh buying in the spot
Bitcoin fell 2.2% to $79,156 as a stronger dollar and retreating Fed rate-cut bets weighed on risk assets, keeping BTC rangebound between key levels.
Bitcoin retreated below $80,000 on Thursday, pressured by a firmer dollar and fading confidence in near-term Fed rate cuts as liquidity conditions tighten.
Gold climbs above 4,500 USD/oz in Monday's morning session, driven by institutional safe-haven demand and continued ETF inflows as the dollar holds near
Silver climbs to $69.78/oz as weakening dollar momentum and renewed Fed rate cut speculation drive safe haven and industrial demand flows into XAG/USD.
Gold topped $4,510 per ounce Friday morning as a stalling dollar index near 104 and persistent safe-haven flows pushed XAU/USD to new highs.
Gold touched $4,517.32 per ounce in morning trade on March 26, driven by surging institutional demand and renewed safe-haven flows amid unresolved macro