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DGL tracks an index of gold futures contracts. To minimize contango, it optimizes its contract selection based on the shape of the futures curve.

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Futures for gold on Friday head for a fourth straight decline, putting bullion on track to notch its second losing streak of that length this month, as dramatic rise in government bond yields has undercut demand for the precious metal.

Metals Stocks: Gold prices head for 4th straight drop as dollar gains add to bullion's woes

Gold futures settled lower for a third consecutive session on Thursday, pressured on the back of a sharp rise in U.S. Treasury yields. "The faster the global bond yields rise, the sharper the fall is for gold," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at Oanda.

Gold futures down a third session, with Treasury yields up sharply

Gold futures on Thursday is on track to decline for a third straight session as government bond yields extended their climb to the highest level in a year, complicating the opportunity cost of owning nonyielding gold over sovereign debt.

Metals Stocks: Gold prices extend drop Thursday as 10-year Treasury nears 1.5%

Gold futures finished lower for a second session Wednesday, ending under the key $1,800 mark for the first time this week. U.S. Treasury bond yields have risen to their highest levels in roughly one year, "highlighting that markets appear to be more willing to accept the economic recovery narrative" and putting pressure on prices for gold, said Matt Orton, director and portfolio specialist with Carillon Tower Advisers.

Gold futures settle under the key $1,800 mark

Gold contracts on Wednesday trade slightly lower after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell tried to placate markets that had grown skittish about a rapid rise in bond yields as the economy attempts to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Metals Stocks: Gold in ‘danger zone,' struggles to retain perch at $1,800 as stocks rebound

Gold futures finished with a modest loss on Tuesday, following the first day of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's two-day congressional testimony. The slight uptick in the U.S. dollar acted as a "modest headwind on precious metals," but there was a more notable correlation between gold and Treasury note yields, said Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research.

Gold futures finish slightly lower after Powell's congressional testimony

Gold futures climbed sharply on Monday as U.S. Treasury bond yields eased back from the day's highs, prompting prices for the precious metal to settle at their highest since Feb. 12. Gold rallied as the rise in bond yields took a pause, giving the precious metal a "chance to join in the broader bull market in commodities," said Adrian Ash, director of research at BullionVault.

Gold futures rally to highest finish in over a week

Gold futures ended with a gain on Friday, buoyed by weakness in the U.S. dollar and expectations for the passage of the latest U.S. COVID-19 relief package. Prices for the precious metal, however, lost more than 2% for the week as a strong climb in bond yields this week dulled demand for gold.

Gold futures lose more than 2% for the week; copper rallies to a more than 9-year high

Futures for gold on Friday head slightly lower, with the precious metal pacing its sharpest weekly drop since early January, highlighting a bearish reset for the price of bullion that had seen gains amid the COVID pandemic.

Metals Stocks: Gold slips on Friday as metal heads for sharpest weekly skid in over a month

Gold futures settled with a gain for the first time in five sessions on Thursday, a day after the most-active contract dropped to its lowest finish since June. April gold rose $2.20, or 0.1%, to settle at $1,775 an ounce.

Gold futures edge higher to tally first gain in 5 sessions

Gold prices trade modestly higher, a day after bullion posted its lowest close since June and as a bearish pattern materialized in the commodity's price pattern.

Metals Stocks: Gold prices trade higher, aims for rebound after ‘death cross' crystallizes

Gold futures fell for a fourth session in a row on Wednesday, as a death cross pattern formed on the charts. The 50-day moving average price for most-active gold futures crossed below the 200-day moving average, pointing to a potential longer-term downtrend.

Gold futures down a fourth session in a row as 'death cross' forms

Gold prices have been weighed down by weaker physical demand for the precious metal and a "lack of interest'" from investors, according to Bank of America, which also said prices could still push above $2,000 an ounce this year. Spot gold prices have lost about 6% during 2021 to fall below $1,800 per ounce. Gold prices climbed by roughly 22% in 2020, during which they settled for the first time above $2,000. Prices last year benefited from investors piling into the perceived safety of gold as the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded and from low interest rates set by central banks as the health crisis persisted, analysts have said. Gold prices traded around $1,790 an ounce on Wednesday. Bank of America still expects prices to average $2,063 in 2021, a forecast it set last year. But the bank's commodity research team in a note published Tuesday said the gold market in recent weeks has bumped up against challenges after the "furious" rally early in the first half of 2020. Meanwhile, the commodity has been "walking the fine line between inflation and rates." Bank of America analysts told clients to watch these three key headwinds facing the gold market:

3 reasons why gold prices have struggled lately, according to Bank of America

Gold futures extend a decline on Wednesday, with bullion eyeing the lowest settlement since late November if prices hold below $1,790, as rising U.S. bond yields weigh on precious metals.

Metals Stocks: Gold prices head for lowest settlement since November as U.S bond yields punch higher

Gold futures settled below $1,800 an ounce on Tuesday for the first time since Feb. 4, with strength in U.S. Treasury bond yields dulling demand for the haven precious metal. April gold fell $24.20, or 1.3%, to settle at $1,799 an ounce.

Gold futures end below $1,800 for first time in over a week

Futures for gold head sharply lower Tuesday, in trading after the Presidents Day holiday, with investors focusing on gains in stocks and a strong climb in benchmark bond rates, which can compete against bullion for haven bids.

Metals Stocks: Gold prices skid over 1% lower, fights to stay above $1,800 as bond yields rise

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By Paul Wong, CFA, Market Strategist, Sprott Gold bullion1 lost 2.67% in January after gaining 25.12% in 2020. Silver bullion2 rose 2.22% in January after climbing 47.89% in 2020.

While Gold Pauses, Silver Takes Off

It is estimated that inflation might rise 35% by the end of 2021 due to the current economical environment.

Inflation Is Coming - Investing In Gold Can Protect Your Money

Gold futures settled with a loss on Friday, but finished the week with a modest gain. "Risks of rising Treasury yields triggering a resilient dollar have taken some of the love away for gold," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at Oanda.

Gold futures settle with a loss, but edge up for the week

Futures for gold on Friday headed lower, but the precious metal was holding on to a slight weekly gain, as investors sold bullion at the end of the week amid a rise in government bond yields and a firming of the U.S. dollar.

Metals Stocks: Gold prices slump as U.S. dollar and yields rise, but metal nurses meager weekly gain

Gold futures trade higher on Thursday and head for a fifth straight session gain, as the prospect of protracted period of accommodative central bank policy has emboldened bullion bulls.

Metals Stocks: Gold prices edge up, aim for 5th straight gain

Gold has fallen from its lofty August levels. The precious metal appears to be at a crossroads, but the price likely has to slide more from here in order for investors to get really spooked.

Gold Is Way Down. Here's When to Worry.

Gold futures posted a fourth straight session climb on Wednesday, finding support from weakness in the U.S. dollar and expectations for another U.S. stimulus package, which also raised hopes for an economic recovery, boosting prices for metals used in industrial markets. "Industrial metals like copper and platinum racked up eight year and six year highs, respectively, as dealers are banking on a robust recovery in the world economy," said David Madden, market analyst at CMC Markets UK.

Gold futures up a 4th session; platinum, copper rally to multiyear highs

Futures for gold rise Wednesday and platinum futures head for the highest level in about six years as investors digest economic reports and assess the prospects for precious and industrial metals amid a recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Metals Stocks: Gold prices aim for 4th straight gain as platinum hits 6-year peak

Gold futures climbed Tuesday to tally their third session gain in a row, finding support as continued discussions over the latest U.S. stimulus package led to weakness in the dollar, boosting prices for gold-denominated gold. April gold rose $3.30, or 0.2%, to settle at $1,837.50 an ounce.

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