Gold Fell to a Two-Month Low Today. Then It Rebounded Before Lunch.

Gold touched a fresh two-month low of $4,104 in Asian trading before rebounding past $4,163 as Treasury yields and the dollar retreated. The next catalyst: Wednesday’s FOMC minutes.
Five Moves Are Quietly Rebuilding Gold’s Entire Market Structure

ICE launched new gold futures in London, Hong Kong built a yuan-backed gold bridge to China, and Wall Street’s own forecasters can’t agree on gold’s next move. Five institutional shifts reveal what’s really reshaping precious metals markets beneath today’s headline price.
Gold Is Rising Today. A 24-Year-High Bond Yield Says It Shouldn’t Be.

Gold climbed 0.85% today and silver added 0.46%, even as the 10-year Treasury yield touched its highest level since 2002. A weak jobs report softened Fed-hike odds, but the bond market had its own, opposing say.
