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Commodities•14 April 2026•

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Gold and Silver Stabilize Amid Fed Rate Cut Hopes and Rising Treasury Yields

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Key Facts

1ANZ expects gold to remain supported by the outlook for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.

2Gold prices stabilized at $4,796 (+1.83%) while silver reached $76.19.

3A rise in US yields to around 4.4% and a stronger US Dollar have recently pressured precious metals.

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Gold prices remain supported by the anticipation of future interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, according to a recent report from ANZ. Despite this long-term optimism, precious metals have faced recent pressure from a stronger US Dollar and rising US Treasury yields, which reached approximately 4.4%. Market data shows gold prices stabilizing at $4,796, marking a 1.83% increase, while silver reached $76.19. Technical analysts suggest that the broader uptrend for metals and mining stocks may be entering a temporary consolidation phase. This 'breather' reflects a market balancing act between macroeconomic headwinds and the prospect of monetary easing. Consequently, the long-term bullish outlook remains intact even as short-term volatility persists due to yield fluctuations.