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Gold Tops $4,078 as Silver Hits Record Above $51 in Global Metals Surge

Tariff tensions and rate-cut expectations fueled the move, with technical gauges now flagging overbought conditions.

Overview

  • Spot gold touched $4,078 per ounce on Monday and December futures neared $4,093, marking the seventh record in 11 sessions.
  • Silver set a fresh high around $51.4–$51.7 per ounce and is up roughly 70% for the year, outpacing gold’s gain of about 55%.
  • Traders cited renewed USChina tariff threats, a weaker dollar, central-bank demand and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts as key drivers.
  • Analysts warned that momentum looks stretched, with RSI signals pointing to overbought levels and Goldman Sachs flagging greater short‑term downside risk for silver.
  • Market structure amplified the swings as silver’s smaller, industrially sensitive market and tight London inventories increased volatility.