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Most-reacted post we have seen: How Yield Curve Control Will Send Precious Metals Soaring — 94 reactions on Sep 6, 2026.
(I’m publishing this detailed report instead of a midweek technical update because the markets are largely on standby ahead of two major U.S. inflation reports this week: the Producer Price Index on Thursday and the Consumer Price Index on Friday. Both have the potential to trigger significant market moves and I will publish a weekend technical report covering the precious metals market’s reaction after both reports are released. Until then, refer to my most recent technical update for the key support and resistance zones to watch.) Precious metals have long had a reputation as hedges against…
(I’m publishing this detailed special report, which was quite time-consuming to create, in lieu of the usual weekend technical update because not much has changed on the technical front since my midweek update , aside from precious metals dipping slightly following Friday’s hot U.S. jobs report , which caused rate hike expectations to climb.) Two weeks ago, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent shocked the world by announcing that the Treasury would aggressively ramp up its purchases of long-dated government bonds in an effort to stem their recent sharp price decline, which had pushed yields…
It’s time for a midweek update, and there’s good news for precious metals investors after metals and miners bounced today on further signs that the U.S. labor market continues to weaken. Two of the three jobs reports this week came in weaker than expected, helping to partly offset the decline in metals that began on Friday following the more hawkish-than-expected annual Fed meeting in Jackson Hole and the resurgence in energy prices due to escalating tensions and the resumption of kinetic action in the U.S.-Iran war. Let’s start by reviewing the latest action in crude oil, with WTI crude…
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