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Commodities weekly: Debasement fears the latest focus fuelling demand for gold and silver – Saxo Bank

Gold’s breakout above USD 4,000 and silver’s return to levels unseen since 1980 have once again placed monetary debasement at the heart of the commodity narrative. The word, once confined to history books, has re-emerged in market vocabulary as faith in fiat currencies erodes under the weight of chronic deficits, politicised monetary policy, and falling […]
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Gold trades sharply lower after reaching another record high overnight – Comments from Ole Hansen, Saxo Bank

“Gold trades sharply lower after reaching another record high overnight. The nervously anticipated correction appears underway, triggered by end-of-month profit-taking and the onset of China’s Golden Week holiday, which typically removes a major source of physical demand from the market. The metal has rallied nearly 15% since Jackson Hole, supported by lower
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COT report: Nearly half of managed money’s commodity exposure now in gold – Saxo Bank

Commodities The Bloomberg Commodity Index (BCOM) extended its rally, rising 2.5% in the latest reporting week. Gains in energy and precious metals supported fresh buying and short covering, while agriculture broadly struggled—corn being the notable exception. Managed money accounts responded by adding length across all energy and metal contracts, while fresh short selling
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Trouble at the Fed supports gold and silver – Saxo Bank

Investment metals: Governance risk meets hard asset demand President Trump’s attempted—and legally contested—removal of Fed Governor Lisa Cook is less about an individual and more about the institution. Whatever the legal outcome, the signal is clear: political pressure on the central bank is rising, and it may over time introduce an “independence premium” into U.S. […]
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Commodities Report: Gold and silver: still boxed in, waiting for the next catalyst- Insights from Saxo Bank

Gold and silver have been trading in tight, range-bound zones with muted volatility despite positive year-to-date gains (+26% for gold, +30% for silver). Support remains solid from steady ETF inflows, central bank purchases, and persistent investment demand, including gold-backed ETFs at multi-year highs and ongoing but modest bullion flows. However, major