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Gold Suffers Biggest Daily Crash Since 2013

Gold Suffers Biggest Daily Crash Since 2013

Spot gold prices suffered a dramatic selloff yesterday, Tuesday, registering a historic single-day percentage decline that was the steepest seen since April 2013. The sharp correction follows a record-breaking rally, with the metal plunging as much as 6.3% in the session.

The price hit a low of approximately $4,082 per ounce, sharply correcting from Monday’s all-time high of $4,381.21. Selling pressure continued overnight, with the metal testing the critical $4,000 per ounce psychological level before seeing a minor recovery in the current Asian trading session. The entire precious metals complex felt the pain, with spot silver also plunging over 7%.

WHY THE PLUNGE?

The sudden, steep reversal was driven by a confluence of factors that triggered massive liquidation:

  • Massive Profit-Taking: The primary catalyst was investors cashing in significant gains accumulated during the recent surge, which was fueled by geopolitical uncertainty and rate-cut expectations.
  • Stronger U.S. Dollar: A strengthening Dollar Index made the greenback more expensive for international buyers, reducing gold demand and adding pressure to the price.
  • Eased Safe-Haven Demand: Optimism over a potential easing of U.S.-China trade tensions and a general rise in market risk appetite diminished the need for gold as a hedge against risk.

OUTLOOK

Ultima Markets Analysts view the selloff as a significant technical correction rather than a fundamental trend reversal.

Markets will now focus on upcoming U.S. inflation data and geopolitical developments, which will determine if dip-buyers step in to defend the $4,000 mark or if selling pressure resumes.

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