Gold tumbles below $4,650 as inflation fears and liquidity squeeze weigh
Gold crashes below $4,600 as US yields spike, Fed cut bets delayed until 2027
Precious metals markets are under strong pressure as central banks may start raising rates to fight inflation caused by high energy prices.
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Gold: Conflict-driven risks challenge crowded trade – TD Securities
Gold is suffering at the hands of the bond markets in the US on Thursday, as yields rise again.
Gold extends losses as Fed hawkish outlook weighs
Gold Price Forecast: XAU/USD drops as hawkish Fed overshadows geopolitical risks
Gold managed to meet targets 4880 and 4844. As we see from the Intraday chart, Gold is still facing drop pressure as long as the market holds below 4900.
Gold prices stabilised around 4,830 USD per ounce on Thursday following a sixth consecutive decline, marking the longest losing streak since late 2024. The market remains under pressure from the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance, which currently outweighs geopolitical risks.
The price actions of Gold (XAU/USD) have triggered a pivotal movement yesterday, staging a bearish breakdown below with a daily close below its 50-day moving average that is acting as a key medium-term support at $4,960 (-3.7% on Wednesday, 18 March 2026 with a daily close of $4,818).