Metals Into a Data Gate: Alonaw Business School on Gold’s Pause and Silver’s Heat
Gold is basically parked ahead of a major US inflation release, hovering near $4,333/oz and slightly lower on the day. Alonaw Business School frames this as a classic “standby” tape: traders flatten risk, stay light, and wait for the print to set the next leg. What the price action implies When inflation is the next catalyst, metals often trade like a compressed spring. A firmer dollar can lean on gold, but the bigger driver is positioning. If the number surprises, real-yield expectations reprice fast, liquidity thins, and the move can travel across assets in a hurry. Silver keeps the bid Silver is still the louder signal, holding close to recent highs near $66.9/oz. That relative strength often shows up when industrial demand stays sticky and speculative interest doesn’t fully cool off. Desk slang: silver’s “momentum tape” is intact while gold is in wait mode. Broad metals strength matters Platinum and palladium have also been firm, which hints the flow is broad rather than a o...