Gold and silver remain under pressure as a firmer US dollar and climbing Treasury yields weigh on the metals. Losses have stayed limited, though, because markets have scaled back expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike this month.

Gold and silver stayed under pressure as traders held off ahead of the key US jobs report, which should hint at the Federal Reserve’s next move. Over the month, gold has lost 8.5% and silver 13.5%.

Gold and silver kept sliding and are on track to close the month down about 6% and 8%, respectively. Talk of higher interest rates is weighing on sentiment, and investors are waiting on US inflation data for hints about the Federal Reserve’s next move.

Gold and silver are hovering near their weakest levels in more than seven weeks. Traders are worried the Federal Reserve will hold interest rates higher for longer, and a long list of US economic data is still to come.

Gold and silver slipped lower and are on track for a weekly loss, weighed down by a stronger dollar and mounting bets that the Federal Reserve will hold rates higher for longer to keep inflation in check

Gold and silver are caught in a tug-of-war right now—squeezed between growing expectations that the Fed will tighten policy further (a headwind for non-yielding metals) and softer oil prices, which are offering some cushion against deeper losses.

Gold and Silver slipped as traders priced in the growing likelihood that major central banks will hold rates higher for longer in their fight against sticky inflation

Gold and silver are struggling to find fresh momentum, with sentiment weighed down by growing expectations that interest rates will stay higher for longer. Investors are now waiting on comments from US Federal Reserve officials for clearer policy signals.

Gold and silver clawed back some lost ground as softer oil prices and a weaker US dollar gave both metals room to breathe, even as traders kept one eye on the Middle East and the other on where global rate policy is headed next.

Gold and Silver prices are under pressure as the US Federal Reserve unanimously decided to raise interest rates for the first time since 2023, in its September policy meeting

Gold and silver came under selling pressure on Wednesday as traders booked profits following a stronger-than-expected US PPI print, which reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates. Attention now shifts to today’s US CPI release for further confirmation of the inflation trajectory.