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FrontRow · Aug 25, 2026

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Gold prices on Tuesday rose to their highest in more than three months, supported by a weaker U.S. dollar and as the U.S. Treasury's bond buyback plans keep the lid on yields. Spot gold gained 0.6% to $4,677.19 per ounce, its highest since mid-May, with UOB forecasting that gold was on track "for its strongest monthly gain since September 1999." The yellow metal has gained over 15% so far this month. The strength in the gold also spilled over to silver whose spot price gained 0.4% to $69.19 per ounce. A softer dollar makes greenback-priced gold attractive to holders of foreign currencies, while lower Treasury yields reduce the opportunity cost of buying bullion.

Gold prices on Tuesday rose to their highest in more than three months, supported by a weaker U.S. dollar and as the U.S. Treasury's bond buyback plans keep the lid on yields. Spot gold gained 0.6% to $4,677.19 per ounce, its highest since mid-May, with UOB forecasting that gold was on track "for its strongest monthly gain since September 1999." The yellow metal has gained over 15% so far this month. The strength in the gold also spilled over to silver whose spot price gained 0.4% to $69.19 per ounce. A softer dollar makes greenback-priced gold attractive to holders of foreign currencies, while lower Treasury yields reduce the opportunity cost of buying bullion.

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