Selling Bullion? The Two Prices Gold And Silver Investors Must
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- ✓Precious metals face selling pressure as U.S.
- ✓Federal Reserve policy worries grow.
- ✓Julius Baer warned that gold falling below $4,000 and silver under $50 could trigger more liquidation.
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- Indian Markets
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- India Economy
Precious metals markets are facing a fresh wave of selling pressure as renewed anxieties over U.S. Federal Reserve policy tighten their grip on commodity desks. With volatility spiking and sentiment wavering, Swiss private banking group Julius Baer has flagged two critical technical lines in the sand: $4,000 per ounce for gold and $50 per ounce for silver.
A breach decisively below either threshold could trigger an aggressive round of institutional and retail liquidation, the bank warns, particularly among Western investors who have so far held on to their holdings amid shifting monetary winds.
The latest pullback highlights how rapidly the macro narrative has shifted over the past twelve months. Where traders previously banked on an accommodative monetary regime and a softening greenback, bullion markets are now grappling with persistent hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve, reviving fears that interest rates may need to move higher—or stay restrictive for considerably longer.
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