Movement Alert|Gold Fields Rises 5.72% in Regular Trading, Fed Chair Nominee Signals Lower Inflation Risk Lifting Gold Sector

Market Focus07-02

On July 2, Gold Fields rose 5.72% in regular trading, trading at approximately $35.74/share, with turnover of $16.74 million. The rally was driven by Fed Chair nominee Wush's recent comments indicating that U.S. inflation risks have declined, coupled with a broad rebound in precious metals prices.

On the commodities front, spot gold rebounded to around $4,087/oz with an intraday gain of 2%, while spot silver extended its advance to 3%. The precious metals sector rallied broadly, with peers including Coeur Mining up 6.95%, Barrick Mining up 4.75%, Anglogold Ashanti up 4.67%, and Newmont Mining up 4.43%. Gold had previously fallen below the $4,000 level in June, accumulating a monthly decline of over 12%, making the current move a potential short-term oversold recovery. Goldman Sachs has maintained its year-end gold price target unchanged, emphasizing that structural central bank accumulation and fiscal concerns remain long-term tailwinds for bullion.

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