Gold officially entered a bear market on June 9, dropping over 20% from its January all-time high near $5,600 amid rising yields and a strong US dollar.

Gold falls into bear market territory, while a stronger U.S. dollar and rising rate expectations pressure risk assets.

Gold officially entered a bear market on June 9, dropping over 20% from its January all-time high near $5,600 amid rising yields and a strong US dollar.

Spot gold rebounded from a six-month low of $4,022 per ounce after shedding roughly 13% in a month, with US PPI inflation data poised to set the next

Gold bounced from a six-month low near $4,023 per ounce but gains remain capped as markets price in over 70% odds of a Fed rate hike by December 2026.

Gold drops to $4,022 per ounce, its lowest since November 2025, as speculative investors unwind positions amid strong US economic data and rising Treasury

The yellow metal is at lowest level of the year as potential interest rate increases and faltering technical signals weigh on prices.

Gold fell over 1% to $4,022 per ounce, its lowest since late November, putting the metal on track for its worst quarterly performance in nearly a decade.