| | Gold Mornings | Your weekday morning read on gold, metals and miners.
Issue #9 · Wednesday, July 1, 2026 | | Gold volatility (GVZ) Cautious · 27.2 ▼ from 27.7 yesterday | | Gold edged higher while silver fell and miners slipped; geopolitical tensions and commodity sector shifts shape the session. |
|
| |
| |
● The Numbers | Gold | $4,036.40 +0.34%
+1.16% this week | | Silver | $59.13 -0.58%
+1.87% this week | | Platinum | $1,573.00 +1.47%
-0.48% this week | | Palladium | $1,199.50 -0.04%
+3.29% this week | | Copper | $6.16 -0.60%
+3.58% this week |
|
|
● The Movers Leaders | PL=F Platinum | +1.47% | | AEM Agnico Eagle | +0.89% | | GC=F Gold | +0.34% |
| Laggards | NEM Newmont | -1.17% | | HG=F Copper | -0.60% | | SI=F Silver | -0.58% |
|
The day's best and worst of the tracked metals and miners · day-over-day change. |
|
● The Read Gold — description, not prediction Trading below both its 50-day ($4,440.74) and 200-day ($4,453.97) averages — the longer-term trend reads as down. 30-day range $3,990.30–$4,560.50; currently in the lower third of that range. RSI(14) 46 — momentum roughly neutral. See where every market sits on the daily page → What's pushing gold today: the dollar & Treasury yields on the Dollar & Yields page → |
|
● The Brief | | Gold logs worst quarter in 13 years Gold prices declined after completing its worst quarter since 2011, reflecting broader pressure on the precious metal amid rising yields and dollar strength. (Investing) |
| | Oil declines as US-Iran talks proceed Oil prices fell over 1% as US and Iranian officials engaged in mediated talks, reducing near-term geopolitical premium and affecting broader commodity sentiment. (Investing) |
|
|
Partner The charts we read every morning TradingView is the charting platform a lot of "The Read" leans on — live gold, silver and miner charts, screeners and alerts. New to it? This link puts $15 toward a paid plan. Try TradingView → |
|
Metals 101 What moves gold overnight? Gold trades nearly around the clock, so it reacts to Asian and European hours, the dollar, bond yields and headlines while the US sleeps. The morning print already reflects all of that. |
|
“Metals mirror the dollar and the day's mood — a description, not a forecast.” |
Gold Mornings is an educational digest for US readers. Nothing here is financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Metals carry risk — you can lose money, and past performance does not predict future results. Some links may be affiliate links; we may earn a commission at no cost to you. Prices via Yahoo Finance, captured each morning before the US open. Forwarded this email? Get your own free → New to gold? Why invest in gold → Part of the Mornings family from SolutionC LLC · Stock Mornings · Coin Mornings goldmornings.com |