Gold, Silver Rally as Treasury Doubles Bond Buybacks

Gold and silver are extending Wednesday's breakout into Thursday's session, and the driver is not a new inflation scare or a geopolitical shock. It is the bond market. Spot gold sits at $4,481.36 this morning after ripping 4.05% higher to $4,508.64 on Wednesday, and Comex futures (GC=F) are consolidating near $4,537.60, still up close to 10% for the month.
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Key Takeaways Spot gold jumped 4.05% Wednesday to $4,508.64 after the Treasury said it would "at least double" long bond buybacks, pulling the 30-year yield down 8 basis points to 5.18%. GLD and SLV are h…
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