Gold Hit a Two-Month High. Then It Pulled Back. The PPI Data That Caused Both Moves Is What Matters.

Gold hit a two-month high on Wednesday, then gave back ground Thursday as energy costs complicated an otherwise clean inflation signal. PPI came in flat. September Fed hike odds fell to 40%. ETF money is returning. Citi put a $90 target on silver. Here are the five developments shaping precious metals right now.

Two Soft Inflation Prints. Gold Is Still Below $4,500. One Number Is Keeping It There.

Two consecutive soft inflation prints — July PPI flat, CPI up just 0.1% — should be pushing gold through $4,500. Here is the one number keeping the ceiling in place, and the threshold to watch for when it lifts.

Gold Holds as CPI and PPI Both Miss. Here’s Why.

June CPI and PPI both came in below consensus. Gold still isn’t rallying. The reason is oil repricing forward inflation faster than the Fed can act on last month’s data — and what that means for the months ahead.

Silver Fell 22% in 30 Days. Gold-Silver Ratio Hits 63.

Over the past 30 days, silver has fallen more than twice as fast as gold. The gold-silver ratio now sits at 63 — up more than 8 points in a month. That move has a name, a mechanism, and a track record. Here is what drove it, and what comes next.

Every Bearish Catalyst Landed at Once. Gold and Silver Went Up Anyway.

Every bearish macro catalyst landed today at once — hot PPI, an ECB rate hike for the first time since September 2023, and a second night of US-Iran strikes. Silver opened at its lowest level since December 2025. By afternoon it was up 3.6%. Here’s what that market signal means for physical holders and what to watch before the FOMC on June 17.

Why Silver Falls Harder Than Gold — And What It Means

Silver fell 10× harder than gold on May 14, 2026 — not because of weakness, but because it runs on two demand engines: industrial and monetary. Three consecutive inflation beats repriced the industrial side. The monetary case got stronger.

Gold Is Down 10% From Its War-Peak — and Still Up 46% in a Year

Gold is down 10% from its war-peak — but up 46% in a year. The March PPI just hit 4.0%, the hottest since the conflict began. The headlines are telling the wrong story.

Gold Price Outlook: Fed Holds, PPI Climbs 

Gold fell 3.75% to $4,820 as February PPI surged to 3.4% — double expectations. The Fed held rates at 3.50%–3.75% with no cuts in sight. Here’s what the data says about the gold price outlook and whether this dip is a buying opportunity.