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Weekly Reports

Original data-driven weekly reports on gold and precious metals markets.

Gold Weekly Reports

Gold Weekly Report — Original Data-Driven Analysis

Weekly deep-dive: COT positioning, volatility, macro, sentiment & Google Trends.

LATEST ▸ 2026-W43 (Oct 19–Oct 23)
Gold's Uptrend Has Paused but Remains Intact: Weekly Scenarios for Assessing the Nature of the Correction
Gold fell 3.68% for the week, but COT positioning was low relative to the past 3 years, and news sentiment improved toward the end of the we…
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2026-W37 (Sep 7–Sep 11)
Gold Prices Fall 1.3%, but Sentiment Improvement Remains Significant
Gold fell 1.3% for the week, failing to maintain the ¥4,500 level. While Commitment of Traders (COT) data showed a slight decrease, post-adj…
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2026-W36 (Aug 31–Sep 4)
Gold continues its uptrend from a high price zone, with attention on how to interpret the weight of real interest rates amid a weaker dollar.
This week, gold rose from $4,430.0 at the beginning of the week to $4,516.8 on September 4th, a weekly increase of +1.9594%. While the price…
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2026-W35 (Aug 24–Aug 28)
Gold prices fell 3.07% for the week, while the Commitment of Traders (COT) report showed an increase of 3,099 contracts, suggesting a potential rebound from the recent decline.
Gold fell this week from $4,673.4 to $4,529.9, with a weekly change of -3.07%. However, CFTC net longs increased by 3,099 contracts from the…
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2026-W30 (Jul 20–Jul 24)
Gold Rebounds, But Optimism Is Still Hard to Justify: How to Read the Weight of Real Rates
Gold for 2026-W30 rebounded from an opening price of $4,003.4 on Monday to $4,052.9 as of July 24th, resulting in a weekly gain of +1.24%. L…
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2026-W23 (Jun 1–Jun 5)
Gold sees a pause in its rise, but the downtrend remains unbroken. This week focuses on assessing the quality of the correction.
Gold slightly declined compared to the previous week, down -0.75% to end at $4,489.4, failing to maintain support above the $4,500 level. Ho…
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2026-W22 (May 25–May 29)
Gold Prices Rebound Without Euphoria: How to Read a Softer Dollar and Retreating COT Positioning
Gold modestly rebounded, rising +0.27% for the week in 2026-W22, but the upward movement wasn't entirely bullish. While the dollar was weak,…
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2026-W20 (May 11–May 15)
Gold sees a brief respite in its rise, but the downtrend remains unbroken. This week focuses on assessing the quality of the correction.
The gold price for 2026-W20 fell from an opening price of $4,729.5 to a closing price of $4,591.1, resulting in a weekly decline of -2.93%.…
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2026-W18 (Apr 27–May 1)
Gold sees a brief rise, but the downtrend remains unbroken. This week's scenario focuses on assessing the quality of the correction.
Gold fell from ¥4,707.60 on April 27 to ¥4,633.80 on April 30, a weekly decline of -1.57%. However, the COT net position increased to 95,141…
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2026-W16 (Apr 13–Apr 17)
Gold prices remain strong, with buying continuing even at elevated levels. The question is how to interpret the favorable macroeconomic factors and underlying strength in supply and demand.
Gold was up 3.00% for the week as of April 15, reaching a high of 4,844.90. Conversely, the CFTC Commitment of Traders report showed a decre…
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2026-W15 (Apr 6–Apr 10)
Gold prices remain strong, with buying continuing even at elevated levels. The question is how to interpret the favorable macroeconomic factors and underlying strength in supply and demand.
Gold rose +2.57% for the week, reaching 4,775.70, while CFTC speculative positions remained at the 23.23 percentile within a three-year dist…
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2026-W12 (Mar 16–Mar 20)
Gold sold off sharply, but positioning is still not overheated. Real-rate pressure remains a medium-term support.
Gold fell hard this week, but the structure is mixed rather than fully broken: speculative positioning is still not extreme, while macro sig…
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2026-W11 (Mar 9–Mar 13)
Gold Holds a High-Range Bias Despite Two Weekly Losses: Lower Real Rates and Uncrowded COT Point to a Bullish Correction
Gold declined on a weekly basis, but price levels remain high, and institutional positioning is not overheated. While the short term may see…
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2026-W10 (Mar 2–Mar 6)
Gold Can Stay Bullish Even Through a Pullback: The Next Move Backed by a Weaker Dollar, Low Real Rates, and Strong Interest
Gold declined on a weekly basis, but the move felt more like an adjustment within a high-price range than a breakdown. A weaker dollar and l…
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2026-W09 (Feb 23–Feb 27)
Gold Is Near Record Highs, Yet Still Not Overheated: Quiet Bullishness Backed by a Weaker Dollar and Lower Real Rates
The dollar's weakness and the decline in real interest rates supported a solid increase in gold prices over the week. However, speculative p…
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