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Silver just spent the first half of 2026 swinging from record highs to a sharp crash. So what happens next?

What’s next for gold in the second half of 2026? After record highs and a sharp pullback, gold’s next big move remains an open question.

A soft June jobs report a day early gutted rate-hike bets and sank the dollar, while gold ripped toward $4,200 and the S&P wrapped a strong quarter.

June’s soft jobs report hit the dollar and cooled Fed hike bets, even as unemployment fell for the wrong reason.

With the June NFP already released, will the ISM services PMI still move USD pairs? Here’s what to look out for.

A bearish MACD crossover on USD/CHF hints at fading upside momentum after recent highs. Is a deeper pullback next?

A sharply weaker U.S. June jobs report sent the dollar to the bottom of the majors, lifted gold near 2%, and cooled the rate-hike pricing built up under Fed Chair Warsh.

The U.S. economy added 57,000 jobs in June 2026, missing forecasts of 113,000. Prior months were also revised down 74,000, and September Fed hike bets fell sharply.

The Fed, ECB, BOE, and BOC agreed inflation is stubborn, but their policy paths now look very different for traders.

AUD/USD shows oversold Williams %R, signaling a possible rebound or continued selloff. Will sellers confirm weakness and push lower, or will buyers stabilize price and trigger a bounce?