Gold vs. Real Estate: Why Investors Are Shifting to Precious Metals

Gold Dips From Record High As Eyes Turn To Jobs Data  Gold slipped 0.8% to $3,530.69 an ounce yesterday after touching an all-time high of $3,578.50. The pullback was simple profit-taking after that spectacular run, with silver dropping alongside its yellow cousin.  But here’s what traders are really watching: July’s job openings fell sharply, strengthening the case for a Fed rate cut on September 17. The weakness in the labor market adds to growing evidence that the economy is cooling, which typically prompts the Fed to ease monetary policy. Lower rates boost gold’s appeal since the metal doesn’t pay interest,

Gold Hits New All-Time High at $3,559  Gold surged to an all-time high of $3,559 per ounce, extending its record-setting run as rate-cut expectations, dollar weakness, and safe-haven demand fuel investor appetite. The metal is up more than 5% over the last seven trading days, making this one of its strongest weekly moves of the year. Analysts point to heightened volatility in global markets, concerns over central bank independence, and a rush into hard assets as key drivers behind bullion’s momentum.  Gold’s sustained strength underscores its appeal as a hedge in uncertain times. With monetary policy in flux, momentum traders