The spot price of gold fell 0.5% to $5,055.24 per ounce at 06:42 GMT. Previously, metal increased in price by 1% more. Gold futures in the US fell in price by 0.4% to $5,077.30 per ounce.
According to OCBC strategist Christopher Wong, a strong voice from the US market is calling for a quick easing of the Fed's monetary policy, which curbed the rise in gold prices.
The US dollar index followed unsatisfactory positive employment data, which indicated the resilience of the American economy. A valuable dollar to buy gold, denominated in American currency, is valuable for investors from other countries, which are now increasingly popular. Analysts also have a lot of respect for fiscal risks: according to the forecast of the US Congressional Budget Office, the regional budget deficit in 2026 will grow to 1.853 trillion dollars, which will contribute to the illegal economical picture.
According to Reuters, the Federal Reserve System is confident that rates will remain unchanged until the end of the term of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, and then lower rates are possible in the red.
In the meantime, investors will be aware of the recent increase in unemployment support for the fourth quarter of inflation statistics on Friday, which may provide new signals for the Fed's upcoming actions.
Among other high-value metals, silver fell in price by 0.6% to $83.49 per ounce, after cutting by 4% earlier. Platinum lost 1.1%, falling to $2,109.45, while palladium rose in price by 0.3%, to $1,705.25 per ounce.
Apparently, recently the price of gold again exceeded the mark of 5,000 dollars per ounce, with a number of investors turning to the market after sharp volatility and a significant drop near the end of today. $XAU
#GoldSilverRally #XAU Gold gained more than 1% on February 11 as long-term investment buying returned, even after robust US jobs figures. Investors now await US CPI data due on Friday.
Gold prices climbed more than 1% on Wednesday (February 11, 2026, US time), as sustained long-term investment demand helped bullion regain momentum after a brief pullback when markets digested stronger-than-expected US employment data.
Spot gold rose 1.25% to $5,085.93 an ounce at 4.08pm in New York (4.08am Thursday in Bangkok), after earlier touching a session high of $5,118.47 before easing slightly. US gold futures for April delivery settled 1.6% higher at $5,112.60 an ounce. #GOLD $XAU
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➤ 219 votes in favor, 211 against. ➤ Six Republicans joined the Democrats. ➤ Donald Trump warned that those who supported the resolution could "suffer in the election."
The resolution concerns a basic 35% tariff on most goods from Canada, as well as 50% duties on Canadian steel and aluminum.
The resolution will next be considered by the Senate. Even if approved, Donald Trump will almost certainly veto it.
#GoldSilverRally #XAU #GOLD Gold and silver prices fell in Asian trading on Thursday after better-than-expected US employment data dampened expectations for deeper interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, although losses were limited by continued demand for safe-haven assets. Precious metals prices also preserved most of this week's gains, as persistent dollar weakness and tensions between Iran and the US supported interest in safe-haven assets. Spot gold fell 0.5% to $5,060.47 per ounce, while April gold futures fell 0.3% to $5,081.30 per ounce by 1:32 a.m. Spot silver fell 1.7% to $82.8810 per ounce, while spot platinum fell 1.1% to $2,115.98 per ounce. The decline in gold prices came after U.S. nonfarm payrolls data released Wednesday came in better than expected for January. These data showed unexpected strength in the labor market and dampened bets that a cooling in employment will spur further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Markets are currently pricing the Fed's chance of leaving rates unchanged in March at 94.1% and a similar trend in April at 78%, according to CME Fedwatch. These data also triggered an overnight rebound in the dollar, putting pressure on metals markets. However, the US currency stabilized in Asian trading and is still suffering some losses this week, partly due to pressure from a resurgent Japanese yen. More signals on the health of the US economy are expected this week, with consumer price index (CPI) inflation data for January due on Friday. Inflation and labor market strength are the two most important factors for the Fed when making rate decisions. First-year jobless claims data will also be released later on Thursday. Demand for precious metals as safe-haven assets remained strong amid ongoing tensions between the US and Iran. While both sides noted some progress in the nuclear talks held over the weekend, Washington is reportedly preparing to deploy a second aircraft carrier to the Middle East.$XAU $XAG
🟠 On February 11, the total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies fell by more than 3%, while Bitcoin and Ethereum lost over 4%. BTC dropped almost to $66,000, and ETH decreased to $1,920.
The sell-off intensified ahead of the release of U.S. labor market data, which will be significant for the Fed in determining interest rates and may increase volatility.
✅ The data indicates a weakening of selling pressure, but also a similarly weak subsequent rebound. Bitcoin may lack the momentum to reach $70,000, and the level of $69,000 could become an important consolidation zone. $BTC
Why Gold and Silver Prices Are Rising A key factor supporting precious metals was the weakening US dollar, which fell to a nearly two-week low. This made dollar-denominated gold and silver more attractive to foreign investors.
Additional support for the market came from the fall in 10-year US Treasury yields, which fell to a nearly one-month low following weak US retail sales data. Lower yields reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like gold.
Investors are also focusing on the US Department of Labor's employment report, which may show a slowdown in job creation. Non-farm payrolls are expected to increase by 70,000, and the unemployment rate will remain at 4.4%, although wage growth may slow.
Furthermore, a revision to annual employment data is expected, which could indicate that the US economy created significantly fewer jobs than previously thought. This exacerbates expectations of further Fed rate cuts, which traditionally supports precious metals prices.
Against this backdrop, markets are pricing in at least two Fed rate cuts in 2026. Amid a more accommodative monetary policy, gold and silver retain their status as safe haven assets and remain attractive to investors.
Recall that the price of gold recently exceeded $5,000 per ounce again, as investors returned to the market after sharp volatility and a significant decline in late January. #XAU #GOLD $XAU
#XAU Precious metals prices rose on global markets. Gold rose amid a weaker US dollar and lower US Treasury yields.
Spot gold prices rose 0.5% to $5,048.27 per ounce, while US gold futures for April delivery gained 0.8% to $5,072.60 per ounce.
Silver resumed its gains after falling in the previous trading session, with spot prices jumping 3.4% to $83.40 per ounce. Silver market movements were more volatile than gold, as is traditionally the case for this metal.
Overall, precious metals remain sensitive to macroeconomic signals from the US and expectations for the Federal Reserve's future monetary policy. #GoldSilverRally #XAU #GOLD $XAU $XAG
📉 The crypto market's decline is not over yet. BTC failed to stay above $70,000, ETH below $2,000. The fear index at extreme values is 11.
The picture for ETH is not looking positive yet. On DEX, one of the whales went long for $34 million with a liquidation around $1,400. It is obvious that there are more than enough people willing to liquidate this position. $BTC $ETH $BNB
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#BTC Bitcoin entered February 2026 in a fragile state.
A verified author at CryptoQuant IT Tech reported that a lack of fresh capital exacerbated bearish conditions, with weak or negative new inflows failing to offset institutional outflows from Bitcoin spot ETFs.
Bitcoin news showed that exchange data painted a clearer picture of the situation. CoinGlass reported that capital was returning to exchanges, but leverage ratios had not recovered.
Binance reported strong inflows and volume, but average leverage remained depressed. The firm characterized the environment as "post-deleveraging" and "waiting for a trigger."
During the February drawdown that sent Bitcoin to $60,000, BTC's correlation with gold remained historically low, trading more as a growth asset than a safe haven. $BTC