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    • US-Iran tensions, tariff fallout and China reopening to shape commodities next week

      On the data front, US weekly jobless claims and Producer Price Index (PPI) figures, along with speeches from several FOMC officials, will be closely watched as investors seek clearer guidance on the timing of the Federal Reserve's next rate cut.

    • Commodities to watch US PCE, FOMC minutes in holiday-shortened week

      Markets will also watch the Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump tariffs scheduled for February 20. The week ahead will be holiday-shortened with potentially thinner liquidity.

    • Warsh pick jolts markets: Dollar nears 98, gold whipsaws 21% then snaps back, oil rebounds above Rs 5,900

      Following a string of labour market reports that largely surprised to the downside, attention now turns to the official non-farm payrolls report due February 11 as significant downward revisions could strengthen the case for future rate cuts.

    • US jobs data in focus this week as policy reset fuels commodity volatility

      Further downside pressure on precious metals may emerge early in the week as higher CME margins come into effect on Monday, February 2.

    • Gold retreats in sudden selloff after breaking through $5,500

      The precious metal had climbed more than 20% just this month, with some technical indicators pointing to a near-term price correction.

    • Silver crosses Rs 4 lakh per kg mark in Delhi; gold hits new record of Rs 1.83 lakh per 10 grams

      This year, silver prices have risen Rs 1,65,500, or 69.2 per cent, from Rs 2,39,000 per kg recorded at the end of last year.

    • Geopolitical risks from Greenland to Hormuz could extend bullion record rally

      With Iran warning that any attack would be treated as “all-out war,” markets remain alert to the risk of disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz, which carries roughly 20% of global crude flows.

    • China data, US core PCE and Trump’s Davos remarks to guide commodities next week

      Next week, commodity traders will watch President Trump’s speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos for further policy signals.

    • Geopolitical shock in Venezuela may lift gold, silver and oil in first full week of 2026

      Markets are likely to open sharply on edge Monday after US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, charging them with drug trafficking following a major military operation on Saturday.

    • Gold, silver futures advance on strong global cues, Fed rate cut hopes

      On MCX, gold futures for February delivery climbed Rs 948, or 0.7 per cent, to Rs 1,36,752 per 10 grams in a business turnover of 15,639 lots

    • Gold, silver's historic rally could extend on potential dovish Fed signal

      Attention will be on the FOMC meeting minutes and weekly US jobless claims.

    • US GDP, jobs data to hold commodity traders' focus in Christmas week

      With the upcoming holiday week likely to see thinner trading volumes, price action may be subdued.

    • Gold at the crossroads: Is there more steam left in the yellow metal?

      While silver has taken the spotlight recently, the broader setup indicates that gold may be preparing for a catch-up phase, supported by both fundamentals and technical indicators.

    • Volatile week ahead for commodities amid US jobs, China data, and BoJ policy

      Looking ahead, markets face a packed calendar of economic data and central bank decisions, keeping volatility elevated.

    • Bullion eyes further gains amid Russia-Ukraine tensions and dovish sentiment

      Commodities markets are preparing for a busy calendar of data releases and speech by Fed Chair Powell. Final PMI readings from major economies, US ADP employment data for November, September’s PCE inflation report, and the University of Michigan’s sentiment and inflation expectations surveys are all due this week.

    • Commodities face renewed volatility as Ukraine peace talks and shifting Fed bets jolt markets

      Commodity market turbulence is expected to persist as traders now await a series of economic releases including US retail sales, producer price inflation, durable goods orders, and potentially preliminary third-quarter GDP and core PCE figures.

    • US jobs report and FOMC minutes set to drive commodity prices next week

      Looking ahead, commodity markets will turn their focus to a heavy slate of economic data due next week starting from November 17.

    • Fed policy signals may guide commodities amid lack of US data

      With limited economic data available due to the shutdown, the Fed’s policy path for December remains uncertain.

    • Gold’s historic rally comes with a bonus for emerging markets

      For money managers in emerging markets, gold’s surge is giving them another reason to stay bullish.

    • Gold price today: Snapshot of 24K to 14K gold rates on October 14

      Fresh board rates for 24K to 14K, plus what they mean for your bill and your plan.

    • Bullion poised to extend record-breaking rally amid likely extension of US shutdown

      Most importantly, with no weekend votes expected, the Senate's failure to pass funding bills on Friday means the shutdown will enter its sixth day on Monday. The ongoing data blackout, including the non-release of the official jobs report, clouds the Fed’s monetary policy outlook.

    • Commodities may take a breather as US Government shutdown risks cloud jobs data

      Investor attention next week (starting from September 29) will focus on scheduled speeches from several Fed officials, with markets currently pricing in two quarter-point rate cuts in upcoming meetings.

    • Commodities eye key US consumption data for direction amid Fed’s cautious tone

      Geopolitical tensions remain elevated, particularly with Ukraine continuing drone strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, which could keep oil prices volatile in the near term.

    • Next leg of Gold’s record run hinges on US Federal Reserve outlook

      With the September cut largely priced in, commodity markets are focused on Powell’s tone and any forward-looking signals regarding the Fed’s stance through the remainder of 2025, especially in light of a persistent slowdown in labour demand.

    • US Core PCE, Russia-Ukraine peace deal progress to steer commodities next week

      All eyes now turn to the US Core PCE data, which is expected to rise 0.3 percent MoM in July, pushing the annual rate to 2.9 percent from 2.8 percent, further away from the Fed’s 2 percent target.

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