Gold eased 1.7% to 4,120 and silver fell 3.7% to 62.61 on June 22 as a firmer dollar and US rate-hike bets outweighed a fading Iran premium.
Gold fell 1.7% to 4,120 and silver 3.7% to 62.61 on June 22 amid stronger US rates and easing Iran premium. Rising rates increase startup VC costs and reduce M&A appetite; supply stability eases hardware procurement pressure.
Key Facts
Gold eased about 1.7% to roughly 4,120 on June 22 — a rates-driven slide, not a fear-driven one.
Silver fell more than twice as hard, down about 3.7% to 62.61 — the session’s sharpest move and its clearest tell.
The dollar and rate-hike bets were the driver — firmer US rate expectations outweighed an easing Iran story.
The war premium drained out — a fresh license for Iran to sell oil eased supply fears, removing a prop under the metals.
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