TREE NEWS reports: Gold prices jumped 3% to $4,547.1 per ounce intraday, with spot gold up 2.5% at $4,498.02, while silver gained 3.5%. The moves came after Fed Governor Christopher Waller signaled he would support keeping rates unchanged if inflation continues to ease. US 10-year Treasury yields fell to 4.73% premarket, and Mischler’s Tom di Galoma said Waller’s comments gave the bond market relief.
Gold surges 3% as Fed’s Waller signals rate-hold support
Waller's explicit link between easing inflation and a steady policy stance is the key signal here, as it directly feeds into real-rate expectations that drive non-yielding assets like gold. The simultaneous fall in Treasury yields suggests the market is pricing a less aggressive Fed, which could sustain momentum in precious metals if the data continues to cooperate. The open question is whether upcoming inflation prints validate this dovish tilt, as any hawkish surprise would likely reverse the relief seen across metals and bonds.
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