Gold traded lower on Monday (31 August), as renewed inflation concerns, developments surrounding U.S. strikes on Iran and Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech weighed on market sentiment. Spot gold was hovering around US$4,400 as of 12pm Singapore time on Monday, after pulling back from last week's high of US$4,696. Tracking the spot price, $SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$ fell about 3.2% during Friday's trading session. Amplifying the return, GLD 5x Short DLC (GOSW) rose around 16%, while GLD 5x Long DLC (GLDW) declined by a similar magnitude. Silver also came under pressure, with $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ declining 4.4%. Correspondingly, the SLV 3x Short DLC (SVSW) rose more than 12%, while the SLV 3x Long DLC (SLSW)