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Singapore's May CPI Annual Rate Was 1.8%, Versus An Expected 2.00% And A Previous Reading Of 1.80%
India's Preliminary Services PMI For June Came In At 57.3, Below The Expected 58.8 And Down From The Previous Reading Of 59.8
India's Preliminary Composite PMI For June Came In At 57.4, Below The Expected 59 And The Previous Reading Of 59.3
India's Preliminary Manufacturing PMI For June Came In At 54.5, Below The Expected 56.2 And Down From The Previous Reading Of 55.0
A Weekend Shooting In Chicago Left Multiple People Dead And Injured, And Trump Seized The Opportunity To Once Again Advocate For Federal Troop Deployment
Deutsche Bank: If The Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates, Gold Prices Could Fall To $3,800 Per Ounce
Deutsche Bank: Gold Prices Are Expected To Reach $4,300/oz In The Third Quarter And $4,800/oz In The Fourth Quarter
Malaysia's Trade Minister: Malaysia Faces A Potential 10% Tariff Risk After July 24 Due To Allegations Of Forced Labor
Progress In Middle East Peace Efforts Signals A Resumption Of Supply, Pushing Aluminum Prices To A Three-month Low
The Shanghai Silver 2608 Contract Weakened Significantly During The Session, With The Decline Widening To 5.18%, And The Price Dropping To 15,137 Yuan/kg. The Trading Volume Exceeded 129 Billion Yuan; The Open Interest Increased By Nearly 5,300 Lots During The Day, And The Market Volatility Increased
The Australian Dollar Fell To Its Lowest Level Since April 8 Against The US Dollar (AUD/USD), Currently Trading At 0.6970, Down 0.44% On The Day
Analyst: Oil's Dominant Influence On The Global Economy And Geopolitics Is Becoming A Thing Of The Past
The Main Palladium Futures Contract Fell 2.00% During The Day, Currently Trading At 296.25 Yuan/gram

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Gold hits record highs amid geopolitical and trade uncertainty, while silver's dramatic rally prompts overbought warnings.
Gold prices climbed on Tuesday, continuing a powerful rally driven by geopolitical uncertainty and renewed trade tensions. The precious metal is holding near record highs as investors seek safe-haven assets.
Spot gold rose 1.6% to $5,092.70 per ounce after hitting an all-time high of $5,110.50 on Monday. This marks the first time the metal has breached the significant $5,100 level. Meanwhile, U.S. gold futures for February delivery saw a modest increase of 0.1%, trading at $5,088.40 per ounce.

Analysts point to President Donald Trump's aggressive trade policy as a key catalyst for gold's recent performance. "Trump's disruptive policy approach this year is playing into the hands of precious metals as a defensive play," said Tim Waterer, chief market analyst at KCM Trade. "The threats of higher tariffs to Canada and South Korea are doing enough to keep gold a safe-haven choice."
On Monday, President Trump announced plans to raise tariffs to 25% on certain South Korean imports, including autos, lumber, and pharmaceuticals, citing Seoul's failure to implement a trade deal. This followed recent tariff threats against Canada, which emerged after Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit to China.
This policy unpredictability, coupled with the risk of a U.S. government shutdown, has pressured the U.S. dollar. A weaker greenback typically makes gold cheaper for buyers holding other currencies, further boosting its appeal.
Christopher Wong, a strategist at OCBC, noted that gold's rally reflects a "material geopolitical, or uncertainty premium" that is "driven less by cyclical factors and more by the persistent uncertainty around geopolitics, policy unpredictability and (loss of) confidence in the dollar."

Silver has also experienced a dramatic surge, with spot prices jumping 6.1% to $110.19 an ounce. This follows a record high of $117.69 set on Monday. So far this year, silver is up more than 50%.
However, some analysts are sounding a note of caution. According to a note from BMI, a unit of Fitch Solutions, silver now appears expensive relative to gold. The gold-to-silver ratio has fallen to a 14-year low, suggesting a potential imbalance.
BMI attributed the latest rally to speculative buying and expects prices to ease in the coming months. The firm anticipates that easing supply tightness and peaking industrial demand, partly due to a slowing Chinese economy, could cool the market.

The rally has not extended to all precious metals. Spot platinum fell 2.2% to $2,697.45 per ounce after setting its own record of $2,918.80 in the previous session. In contrast, palladium added 1.1% to reach $2,004.37.
Market participants are also watching the U.S. Federal Reserve, which begins its policy meeting later today. The central bank is widely expected to hold interest rates steady, especially given the challenges posed by the Trump administration's policies to its independence.
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