The Daily Bullion: Gold and Silver Both Jump Over 4%
Precious metals lead the tape as gold clears $4,244 and silver tops $61. The dollar softens, crypto is mixed, and European indices open on the back foot.
Precious metals lead the tape as gold clears $4,244 and silver tops $61. The dollar softens, crypto is mixed, and European indices open on the back foot.
The US calendar is thin over the next 24 hours, with weekly jobless claims at 12:30 UTC the sole scheduled release carrying market weight.
A US-centric calendar: ADP private payrolls, ISM Services PMI and remarks from President Trump all land within a single session. Times in UTC.
The Fed, BOE and BOJ all decide rates this week, framed by Australian CPI, US GDP and Core PCE, and Canadian GDP. Here's the day-by-day guide, times in UTC.
The euro drifted only marginally against a basket of peers after the ECB's Main Refinancing Rate decision and Monetary Policy Statement at 12:15 UTC on 23 July 2026.
The euro eased across several crosses after the ECB Press Conference on 23 July 2026, with EUR/NOK leading a broadly muted move on the ForexBullion feed.
The Canadian dollar saw only muted moves after Canada's July 20 CPI release, with AUDCAD posting the largest shift among the crosses tracked.
Crude oil tops the day's movers with WTI and Brent up more than 2%, while crypto stays soft and the dollar holds steady across the majors.