On 2 June 2026, gold was still trying to hold around USD 4,500, but stronger US JOLTS data kept support under the dollar and yields. For Malaysian gold savers, a budget-led and gradual approach remains the more sensible response.
Gold moved lower on 1 June 2026 as markets focused on inflation risk after fresh Iran-US tension, alongside higher US yields and a firmer dollar. This article explains what happened to price, what the chart was showing, and what that means for Malaysian gold savers.
Gold moved higher today, and the story is not just about people rushing into safe-haven assets. This time, the market was reacting to a calmer
Ok, today we can see that gold moved quite quickly. It fell during the session, then tried to recover towards the USD4,480 per troy ounce
Ok, today we can see that gold moved lower. But the story is not simply that people suddenly stopped wanting gold. The more accurate way
Ok, today we can see that gold moved lower again even though the geopolitical story is still tense. Normally, when the Middle East heats up,
Ok, today we can see that gold moved higher again in a clearer way. But the interesting part is that this was not driven by
Ok, today we can see that gold is still trying to hold on, but it still does not look comfortable enough to continue higher with
Ok, today we can see that gold is still trying to hold on, but it still does not look comfortable enough to continue higher with
Ok, today we can see that gold came under pressure again after trying to recover earlier. The main pressure came from a firmer US dollar
