Alex Lexington Network
Gold and Silver Surge as Dollar Breaks Below 98 — Why We're Still Watching, Not Acting
Gold hit $4,703 intraday and silver surged 2.7% to $75.75/oz on May 6. Here's why the discipline is WAIT — and what changes that call.
Read moreSilver and Gold Prices Dip Monday as Shanghai Buyers Step In
Gold spot fell to $4,568/oz and silver dropped to $73.78/oz Monday. Here's why Chinese buyers are treating this pullback as opportunity — and what physical metals buyers should do now.
Read moreGold Holds Near $4,600 as Markets Go Thin on May Day — What Physical Buyers Should Know
Gold spot near $4,600/oz as China and India close for May Day. Here's why sitting out is the right call — and what to watch when Asia reopens Monday.
Read moreGold Rebounds to $4,637 as Triple Macro Print Looms — Silver Faces COMEX First Notice Day
Gold spot rebounds to $4,637/oz ahead of Q1 GDP, PCE, and Jobless Claims at 8:30 AM ET. Why the physical buy window says WAIT — for now.
Read moreSilver Holds as Gold Slips on FOMC Dissent and Oil Shock — Wednesday, April 29, 2026
Gold spot fell to $4,570–$4,626 on historic Fed dissent and oil shock. Silver held $72.81. Here's what physical buyers need to know before Thursday's GDP print.
Read moreGold Near $4,600 on Powell's Last Day: Why No Trade Is the Right Trade
Gold holds near $4,600 as Jerome Powell chairs his final FOMC meeting. No dot plot, no projections — and why today's no-call is the most disciplined move.
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