The precious metals sector continues its extraordinary bull run, with both gold and silver posting another week of substantial gains. Since launching this unprecedented rally on Monday, August 18, 2025, both metals have achieved six consecutive weeks of advances—but it's silver that has truly captured market attention with its spectacular outperformance.

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The precious metals markets experienced a notable correction on Wednesday as gold futures retreated from near-record levels amid renewed strength in the U.S. dollar. December gold futures declined $28.40, or 0.75%, to settle at $3,768.50—a closing price that remains within striking distance of Tuesday's record high of $3,796.90, representing a gap of less than $30.

Gold demonstrated sustained bullish momentum on Tuesday, with gold futures extending their winning streak to three consecutive sessions. The December gold contract settled at $3,796.90, marking a gain of $15.70 or 0.42% for the session.

Gold reached a fresh record high today, extending a remarkable rally that has propelled the precious metal to significantly outpace U.S. stock indexes this year. Gold futures climbed to within $20 of $3,800, pushing year-to-date gains beyond 40%.

The precious metals market demonstrated remarkable resilience today, with both gold and silver posting substantial gains that more than offset mid-week weakness. This performance extends an impressive five-week rally that has captured the attention of investors positioning for anticipated Federal Reserve policy shifts.

Despite the Federal Reserve's decision to reduce its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points. The precious metal's decline suggests that investors may be engaging in profit-taking activities after gold reached elevated price levels in recent sessions.

Gold futures experienced a notable decline in trading today, settling $32.90 lower at $3,694.60, representing a 0.88% decrease from the previous session. The precious metal's retreat came in the wake of the Federal Reserve's decision to implement a 25 basis point interest rate cut, a move that had been widely telegraphed by market participants and monetary policy observers.

The precious metals market has witnessed an extraordinary surge in recent sessions, with front-month gold futures establishing yet another milestone by settling at an unprecedented $3,688.90 per troy ounce.

The precious metals market witnessed a historic trading session today as gold futures established new all-time records amid growing expectations of monetary policy changes from the Federal Reserve.