Gold Price Prediction from July 14th to July 20th, ‘25

Financial Market vs Gold

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Markets adopted a cautious stance last week, with investors gearing up for trade-related announcements from the US. After briefly dipping below $3300, gold staged a rebound. 

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On Tuesday, Trump noted that there will likely be a 50% tariff on copper. Late Wednesday, Trump reiterated his threat of imposing additional tariffs on countries that align with the BRICS and shared a new set of letters that revealed tariff rates of 20%–30% on minor trading partners, such as Algeria, Libya, and the Philippines. 

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Meanwhile, the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s June policy  meeting showed that most participants anticipated that rate cuts would be  appropriate later this year, noting that any price shock from tariffs was expected  to be "temporary or modest." 

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Over the weekend, US President Donald Trump said that countries aligning themselves with the BRICS group, an intergovernmental organisation comprising  Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa (founding members), and Iran, Egypt,  Ethiopia, and the United Arab Emirates, will be subject to additional 10% tariffs. 

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In letters to the EU and Mexico, Trump set a 30% tariff for both and referred to their respective trade deficits with the US as a “major threat” to national security. 

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Late Monday, President Trump signed an executive order to push the deadline for the implementation of tariffs to August 1. 

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However, Trump shared the letters that they sent to trading partners, which showed that they will be imposing 25%  tariffs on Japan and South Korea. 

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Meanwhile, investors are closely watching a series of key US economic reports this week—including CPI, PPI, industrial production, and retail sales—for clearer signals on the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate decision. 

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Gold Price Predictions

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In the meantime, fresh developments regarding the US trade policy could ramp up market volatility. Although the US has officially announced tariff rates on some major trading partners, negotiations are likely to continue until August 1, when those rates go into effect.

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In case safe-haven flows start to dominate the action in financial markets, with investors growing increasingly concerned about a downturn in the US economy because of high tariff rates, gold prices could push north in the short term. 

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Conversely, gold is likely to remain under pressure if markets turn risk-positive with the announcement of new trade agreements. 

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