| | Gold Mornings | Your weekday morning read on gold, metals and miners.
Issue #11 · Monday, July 6, 2026 | | Gold volatility (GVZ) Cautious · 26.0 ▼ from 27.1 yesterday | | Worth noting Barrick Mining (B) moved +4.83% on the day. | | Gold and silver rallied sharply today as miners gained over four percent, though the dollar's recovery is testing precious-metals strength. |
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● The Numbers | Gold | $4,168.60 +1.36%
+2.20% this week | | Silver | $62.58 +3.19%
+5.68% this week | | Platinum | $1,652.40 +2.21%
+1.32% this week | | Palladium | $1,284.50 +1.79%
+6.24% this week | | Copper | $6.22 +1.74%
+1.29% this week |
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● The Movers Leaders | B Barrick Mining | +4.83% | | GDX Gold Miners ETF | +4.48% | | NEM Newmont | +4.01% |
| Laggards | AEM Agnico Eagle | -0.64% | | GC=F Gold | +1.36% | | HG=F Copper | +1.74% |
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The day's best and worst of the tracked metals and miners · day-over-day change. |
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● The Read Gold — description, not prediction Trading below both its 50-day ($4,418.39) and 200-day ($4,458.68) 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) 47 — 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 → |
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● The Brief | | Dollar recovery tests gold's early gains Gold climbed 1.36% to $4,168.60 this morning, but a rebound in the US dollar from weekly losses is capping further upside. Inverse dollar-gold correlation remains a key driver for precious-metals traders. (Investing) |
| | Oil falls after OPEC+ raises output targets OPEC+ agreed to increase crude production, pressuring energy prices lower. Softer oil can ease inflation concerns that sometimes support gold as a hedge, shifting risk-asset sentiment. (Investing) |
| | Iran oil loss absorbed; depleted stocks pose risk Global markets have absorbed historic Iranian supply losses from regional tensions, but strategic petroleum reserves are now depleted. Tighter energy supply could reignite inflation fears and support safe-haven demand. (Investing) |
| | Payrolls and profits shape market direction Employment and earnings data are in focus as markets weigh economic resilience against recession risks. Fed policy implications from labor-market strength influence Treasury yields and precious-metals valuations. (Investing) |
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Metals 101 What is a troy ounce? The unit precious metals are priced in. A troy ounce is about 31.1 grams — slightly heavier than the everyday (avoirdupois) ounce of ~28.3g. Every gold and silver quote you see is per troy ounce. |
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“Metals mirror the dollar and the day's mood — a description, not a forecast.” |
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