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4 days agoPrecious Metals Rally as Fed’s Dovish Cut Lifts Gold and Silver to New Highs
Fresh momentum returned to precious metals after the U.S. Federal Reserve delivered its third consecutive rate cut and signaled uncertainty over future tightening. Gold briefly touched $4,248 an ounce, supported by falling Treasury yields and a weaker dollar, while silver surged 1.5% to a record $62.72. Analysts noted the split FOMC vote tempered aggressive bullish sentiment, yet lower rates continue to strengthen demand for nonyielding assets.
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4 days agoPrecious Metals Rally as Fed’s Dovish Cut Lifts Gold and Silver to New Highs
Fresh momentum returned to precious metals after the U.S. Federal Reserve delivered its third consecutive rate cut and signaled uncertainty over future tightening. Gold briefly touched $4,248 an ounce, supported by falling Treasury yields and a weaker dollar, while silver surged 1.5% to a record $62.72. Analysts noted the split FOMC vote tempered aggressive bullish sentiment, yet lower rates continue to strengthen demand for nonyielding assets.
Tags:
- Gold Prices
- Silver Record
Explore:Mutual Fund Screening
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Gold and silver climbed after the Fed’s dovish rate cut, driving metals toward their best yearly gains since 1979 amid falling yields and strong investor demand.
Fresh momentum returned to precious metals after the U.S. Federal Reserve delivered its third consecutive rate cut and signaled uncertainty over future tightening. Gold briefly touched $4,248 an ounce, supported by falling Treasury yields and a weaker dollar, while silver surged 1.5% to a record $62.72. Analysts noted the split FOMC vote tempered aggressive bullish sentiment, yet lower rates continue to strengthen demand for nonyielding assets.
Fresh momentum returned to precious metals after the U.S. Federal Reserve delivered its third consecutive rate cut and signaled uncertainty over future tightening. Gold briefly touched $4,248 an ounce, supported by falling Treasury yields and a weaker dollar, while silver surged 1.5% to a record $62.72. Analysts noted the split FOMC vote tempered aggressive bullish sentiment, yet lower rates continue to strengthen demand for nonyielding assets.
Tags:
- Gold Prices
- Silver Record
- Gold Prices
- Silver Record
- US Fed
- Commodities
Dec 11, 2025 • 07:50