Gold and Silver Rebound Sharply After Historic Two-Day Selloff
Gold futures surged 6% to $4,930.80 per ounce on Tuesday, while silver jumped 12% to $86.64, marking a sharp recovery from a historic two-day decline. The selloff had erased trillions from precious metals markets, with gold dropping over 13% and silver plunging 33% after President TRUMP nominated Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve head.
Deutsche Bank remains bullish, maintaining its $6,000 per ounce gold forecast despite the volatility. Chinese state-owned banks are tightening gold investment controls ahead of Lunar New Year, aiming to stabilize the market.