Gold opened at $3,344.93 per ounce on May 26, 2025, marking a 0.39% decrease from the previous session’s close. In this economic analysis of the gold price May 26, 2025, we examine the key drivers behind today’s pullback—from the latest U.S. inflation readings and central bank commentary to geopolitical developments, technical chart signals, and shifts […]
On May 23, 2025, gold prices surged to $3,329.22 per ounce , marking a 1.04% increase at the market open. This rally underscores gold’s enduring role as a safe-haven asset amid a volatile global economic landscape. Investors and analysts alike are dissecting the forces behind this upward trajectory, from stubborn inflation to escalating geopolitical tensions.
Gold opened at $3,332.34 per ounce on May 22, 2025, marking a 0.54% increase from yesterday’s close. In this economic analysis of the gold price May 22, 2025, we examine the array of factors influencing today’s rally—from fresh U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve signals to renewed geopolitical tensions, technical chart cues, and shifts in
Gold opened at $3,305.79 per ounce on May 21, 2025, rising 0.48% from the prior close. In this economic analysis of the gold price May 21, 2025, we dissect the key drivers behind today’s modest rally—from fresh U.S. inflation readings and Federal Reserve comments to renewed geopolitical tensions, technical chart signals, and shifts in investor
Gold opened at $3,209.79 per ounce on May 20, 2025, retreating 0.61% from Monday’s levels. In this economic analysis of the gold price May 20, 2025, we dive into the key forces driving today’s modest pullback—ranging from fresh U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve commentary to evolving geopolitical risks, technical triggers on the charts, and
Gold opened at $3,221.34 per ounce on May 16, 2025, marking a 0.57% decrease from yesterday’s close. In today’s Gold Price Analysis, we unpack the economic forces behind this modest pullback and deliver a comprehensive Daily Gold Report. By examining inflation data, Federal Reserve signals, geopolitical developments, and technical indicators, we’ll reveal the Gold Market
On May 15, 2025, gold opened at $3,134.12 per ounce, reflecting a 1.36% decrease from the prior session’s close. This economic analysis of the gold price May 15, 2025 will unpack the array of forces driving today’s decline: U.S. inflation developments, Federal Reserve policy cues, evolving geopolitical tensions, technical chart breakdowns, and shifting market sentiment.
Gold opened at $3,234.62 per ounce on May 14, 2025, marking a 0.48% decrease from yesterday’s close. In this Gold Price Analysis for May 14, 2025, we delve into the mix of macroeconomic data, Federal Reserve signals, geopolitical developments, technical chart patterns, and market sentiment that influenced today’s pullback. We’ll also outline expectations for gold
Gold opened at $3,260.24 per ounce on May 13, 2025, registering a 0.73% increase from yesterday’s lows. In this Gold Price Analysis for May 13, 2025, we will unpack the drivers behind today’s rally—ranging from fresh U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve signals to renewed geopolitical flare-ups and key technical levels. We’ll also outline expectations
Gold opened at $3,220.28 per ounce on May 12, 2025, marking a 3.14% decrease from Friday’s close. In this Gold Price Analysis for May 12, 2025, we’ll explore the catalysts behind this sharp decline—from surprising inflation prints and Federal Reserve policy shifts to easing geopolitical tensions and technical breakdowns. We’ll also assess expectations for gold
Gold opened at $3,327.21 per ounce on May 9, 2025, marking a 0.66% increase from yesterday’s close. In this Gold Price Analysis for May 9, 2025, we explore the key drivers behind today’s rally—ranging from fresh U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve signals to renewed geopolitical tensions—and dissect the technical and sentiment indicators that traders
Gold opened at $3,389.05 per ounce on May 8, 2025, marking a 0.72% increase from Wednesday’s close. In this Gold Price Analysis for May 8, 2025, we’ll dissect the drivers behind today’s rally—ranging from fresh U.S. inflation readings and Federal Reserve guidance to renewed geopolitical tensions and evolving technical chart patterns. Finally, we’ll offer expectations
