Gold & Silver Market News — Oct 13, 2026, 08:10–12:10 UTC
Precious Metals Rebound on Softer Dollar
Gold and silver prices posted modest gains, retracing some of the previous day's losses as a pullback in the US Dollar and Treasury yields provided support. The market appears to be in a consolidative phase, with silver trading in a narrow range as investors await key US inflation data later in the week for further direction on Federal Reserve policy.
US Dollar Eases Amid Shifting Rate Views
The US Dollar experienced a broad-based pullback from recent highs, with some analysts noting the currency's rally appears overextended. However, underlying support for the greenback persists due to expectations of higher interest rates, even as Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller highlighted potential threats to the central bank's independence.
Oil Prices Retreat on Russian Supply News
Crude oil prices declined as traders weighed the impact of increased Russian diesel exports, including to the US, against ongoing geopolitical escalations. This fresh supply dynamic caused WTI crude to halt its recent winning streak, although some market observers suggest the longer-term uptrend for Brent remains intact.
Hawkish BoE Commentary Boosts Sterling
The British Pound strengthened following comments from a Bank of England policymaker who favored a proactive approach to combatting high inflation, bolstering expectations for further rate hikes. In contrast, the Euro faced headwinds from concerns over potential stagflation in the Eurozone, despite data showing an acceleration in German inflation.
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