Key insights and market outlook
Gold prices rose 0.3% to US$4,313.08 per troy ounce as US Treasury yields declined. The increase comes after gold hit its highest level since October 21 last week. Silver prices remained stable following a record-breaking surge last week. Year-to-date, gold has surged approximately 64%, making it one of the best-performing assets in 2025.
Gold prices demonstrated strength in Monday's trading session, rising 0.3% to US$4,313.08 per troy ounce. This movement was primarily driven by the decline in US Treasury yields, which typically creates a favorable environment for gold as an alternative investment. The precious metal had previously reached its highest level since October 21 during the previous Friday's trading session.
The year-to-date performance of gold remains exceptionally strong, with a significant 64% increase. This remarkable growth has enabled gold to break multiple price records and establish itself as one of the top-performing assets in 2025. The metal's performance is particularly noteworthy given the current economic environment.
While gold showed moderate gains, silver prices maintained stability following their record-breaking surge in the previous week. The stabilization of silver prices suggests a period of consolidation after the recent rally, indicating a potentially strong support level at current prices.
Gold Price Increase
US Treasury Yield Decline
Precious Metals Market Stabilization