
Gold Holds $4,605 as Silver, Platinum Extend the Rally
Gold holds $4,605, silver $69.16, and platinum $16.68 as traders position for Jackson Hole. Support, resistance, and the CFTC data that matters.
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Gold holds $4,605, silver $69.16, and platinum $16.68 as traders position for Jackson Hole. Support, resistance, and the CFTC data that matters.

Walmart beat Q2 FY27 revenue and EPS estimates and raised guidance, but a 2.6% US comp sales miss sent shares down 8% premarket. Here is what the data shows.

July FOMC minutes show a fractured 9-3 hold as the 30-year yield hit 5.34% before Treasury doubled buybacks. Bull and bear cases, and what to watch.

FOMC minutes showed a 9-3 split hold vote as the 30-year Treasury yield hit a 19-year high, before Treasury's buyback-doubling pulled yields back and gold jumped 3.84%.

S&P 500 rose 0.24% to 7,709.91 as a Treasury buyback eased the 30yr yield, but healthcare led while tech and semis lagged. Breadth, not the index, is the signal.

Bitcoin briefly cleared $70,000 on August 19 after Treasury doubled bond buybacks, a liquidity move that liquidated up to $2.7 billion in short positions.

S&P 500 rose 0.24% to 7,709.91 Wednesday as Treasury's bond buyback move eased yields; healthcare hit a record high while tech and semis lagged.

Bitcoin briefly touched $70,000 after Treasury doubled bond buybacks and the SEC proposed its first crypto rule. Here is the liquidity mechanism behind the move, and the risk it could unwind.

Spot gold jumped 4.05% to $4,508.64 after Treasury doubled long-bond buybacks. CFTC positioning and World Gold Council data back the rally, but a hawkish Jackson Hole is the risk.

Gold and silver extended Wednesday's breakout after the Treasury doubled long bond buybacks, pulling yields lower. Here's the mechanism and the level that decides if this holds.

Lowe's adjusted EPS topped consensus at $4.40, but a guidance cut to the low end of every range, and a smaller stock pop than Home Depot's, tells the more honest story.

Target's Q2 FY2026 EPS of $4.11 beat consensus, but a $994 million tariff refund did most of the work. Comparable sales grew 3.8%, guidance was raised, and TGT shares whipsawed in premarket trading.