Gold & Silver Building A Bullish Base
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Last week, we saw a weaker U.S. Dollar (under 97, a 3-year low). That, combined with a disappointing U.S. Jobs report for June, is helping Gold move higher. A 33,000 drop in U.S. jobs for June, when it was expected to be a 100,000 gain, is just one of many recent signs showing a weaker U.S. economy. Gold rallied to $3,360 per ounce on sizeable volume before seeing some holiday weekend selling.
Gold closed last Thursday before the July 4th Holiday at $3,334 per ounce, up $54 for the week.
When Gold opened in trading in Asia over the long weekend, it rallied to $3,344 per ounce before seeing selling. Concerns about the many Trump tariffs and reports about the upcoming BRICS meeting scheduled to start this week, are driving continued Gold demand. However, I would expect to see Gold test the key $3,300 level and trade between $3,300 and $3,400 per ounce to build a firm base before moving past $3,500 per ounce.
Key Economic data to watch this week:
The week of July 7th to 11th, 2025
- Tuesday: Consumer price index
- Wednesday:June Wholesale Inventories
- Thursday: June Initial jobless claims update
- Friday: Monthly U.S. Federal Budget
Today: Gold reached a low of $3,304 in London trading before finding heavy demand for physical and futures contracts. Building a firm base above $3,300 is important for the next leg higher.
Silver became the leader in the precious metal index last week, up $1.05 per ounce and closing Thursday at $36.72 per ounce. Physical demand for many popular Silver investment coins and bars has shown a sizeable increase in China, India, and other Asian, European, and Middle Eastern countries. The Silver-to-Gold Ratio moved lower to 90.12-to-1.
Today: The Silver price started rallying over the long holiday weekend, moving to a high of $37.27 per ounce before seeing some short-term profit-taking. Silver sold off in London this morning reaching a low of $36.34 before rallying.
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