When Peace Moves the Market.
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When Peace Moves the Market.
Dear investor.
Gold is trading near $4,820 per ounce this week, and silver at approximately $79. The US-Iran ceasefire announced on April 8 sent silver surging nearly 7% in a single session and gold climbing above 3%. Oil retreated below $90. The dollar fell to a six-week low. And the Federal Reserve, firmly in wait-and-see mode, now has markets pricing in rate cuts before year-end. Every one of those developments points in the same direction.
The ceasefire remains fragile. Talks collapsed over the weekend, and negotiations continue. The structural story, however, needs no conflict to stand on its own. Global gold ETFs recorded 21 tonnes of net inflows in the opening days of April alone, not driven by fear, but by deliberate institutional reallocation. For silver, the breakout above $76.10 confirmed the uptrend from the late-March lows. Resistance sits at $79.50 to $80. A move through that zone reopens the path toward $85 to $86, and beyond that, $95. Silver is in its seventh consecutive year of supply deficit. The direction is clear.
This is the moment where positioning matters. Those who act during consolidation are the ones who capture the full move. IMG is here to help you do exactly that.
Short-term: Ceasefire optimism, dollar weakness, and rate cut expectations support metals. Long-term: Supply deficits, central bank demand, and a weakening dollar remain firmly aligned with higher prices.
Much success to all.
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