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28 articles tagged gold, newest first. Every price call in these articles was recorded when published and later checked against market data — see the track record.
Gold Bets the Diesel Crunch Stays in the Barrel — I'm Not Sure the Bet Is Safe
Russian refining at a 21-year low, a diesel export ban, and Jones Act waivers on the table — yet gold gave back 0.69% to $4,032.40. The market is treating a glo...
Diesel Is Pricing a Longer War Than Gold Is — Bullion Slips to $4,032.40 as Products Tighten
Russian refining hit a 21-year low and Moscow banned diesel exports, yet gold shed 0.69% and closed in the lower third of its range. The hedge asset and the pro...
Gold Slides to $4,032.40 While Washington Extends War Waivers — Someone Is Mispricing the Peace
The White House weighs Jones Act waivers, Russian refining hits a 21-year low, and BHP's iron ore hub strikes — yet gold shed 0.69%. The monetary metal is ignor...
Gold Sinks to $4,032.40 While Diesel Burns: The Hedge Sells Off as Product Markets Tighten
Bullion dropped 0.69% to close in the lower fifth of its range even as Russian refining hit a 21-year low and diesel supplies crimped. The metal is pricing peac...
Gold Closes 26.7% Up Its Range at $4,035.25 — Selling the Hedge While the Gulf Still Smolders
A tanker sits disabled off Kharg Island and crude holds near $85, yet gold gave back $25.18. The consensus calls it a dead hedge; the session's structure argues...
Gold Bleeds $25.18 While Crude Holds $85: The War Premium Is Leaving Bullion, Not the Barrel
A disabled Iran-linked tanker kept crude at one-month highs, but gold closed at $4,035.25 in the lower third of its range. The hedge is being unwound while the...
Gold Slips to $4,035.25 as the War Premium Bleeds Even With Tankers Still Burning
Crude near $85 on a disabled Iran-linked tanker, yet gold gave back $25.18. The safe-haven bid faded off a $4,068.68 high — and the close in the lower third tel...
Gold Buyers Defend $4,016.65 as Fresh US Strikes Near Hormuz Keep the War Bid Alive
Gold's +0.18% close hides the real story: a $60.98 intraday round trip, a hard rejection of the downside, and a geopolitical premium being repriced ounce by oun...