Gold eased to 4,096 on June 23 below trend support, silver steadied near 61.58, as a firm dollar grips the safe havens; the inflation print is the trigger.
Key Facts
Gold eased to about 4,096, down 0.37% on June 23, slipping below the long-term trend line that had held it.
Silver steadied near 61.58 — barely changed, catching its breath after its recent hard fall.
Rates, not war, are the weight — bets on higher US interest rates and a firm dollar keep overpowering safe-haven demand.
The recovery trigger is named — this week’s US inflation reading is the event most likely to decide the next move.
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