Insights: What does a price pause mean for gold market investors?

Insights: What does a price pause mean for gold market investors?

Gold market update

The gold market’s spot gold price fell 1% to $1,738.43 per ounce having hit its highest since March 1 at $1,758.45 on Thursday. For the week, however, prices were up 0.5%. US gold futures slipped 1.1% to $1,738.50.

“Gold’s had a fairly decent week on the back of weaker US yields and the dollar, but they are slightly up now and that’s weighing on prices,” said CMC Markets UK’s chief market analyst, Michael Hewson.

“Gold’s retreat from last year’s peak is a ‘mini correction’ in a longer bull market,” said Davis Hall, head of capital markets in Asia at Indosuez Wealth Management.

“As long as real yields remain flat to negative, gold has that underlying long-term support.”

Gold price this month in AUD/OZ

gold pricesRush viewpoints

This week we take a look at the price “pauses” in the previous gold market and how they can be opportunities to accumulate gold at favourable prices:

Read the article: The gold bull market pause that refreshes

Gold in the news

Here are a few articles trending on the subject of gold:

  • At Rush Gold, we assisted the World Gold Council (WGC) with the establishment of their Retail Gold Investment Principles. The WGC presents a quick summary of the top 3 reasons to own gold: diversification, liquidity, and returns. We agree: https://www.invest.gold/

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