We remain skeptical of sustained strength in gold and silver with the markets generally relying on a single force of weakness in the dollar.
Read MoreWith a macroeconomic washout pressuring the commodities, the path of least resistance in gold and silver is pointing down.
Read MoreWe leave the edge with the bear camp as the 2nd day of US Federal Reserve Chairman testimony to Congress is likely to reiterate the need for a higher terminal US interest rate.
Read MoreWith the rejection of a sub-$4.00 trade yesterday followed by an exclusively positive trade overnight the consolidation low pattern is given additional credibility as support.
Read MoreWhile we would like to see gold and silver buying come alive with sharp sustained gains off classic inflation expectations, we remain very skeptical of that capacity given the rising chorus of Hawkish Fed statements.
Read MoreWe do not see a definitive edge in the Copper market as Chinese copper demand news has been lacking lately and supply news has not been able to notably move the needle of the speculative trade.
Read MoreWith the dollar continuing to fall, we expect gold and silver to grind higher, but in the event the dollar recovers we expect gold and silver to fall quickly back to last week's low.
Read MoreThe primary trend in the precious metal markets might become no trend as noted weakness in the dollar has been countervailed by periodic concern over rising rates.
Read MoreWe see the trend remaining in precious metal markets with palladium and gold likely assuming leadership roles.
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