Trump's divine assistance to precious metals, gold and silver are likely to rise again.
The United States has notified its allies that it may strike Iran over the weekend. Although there is currently no action, expectations have already been set. The saying goes, "when the gunfire sounds, gold will be worth a fortune," and it's not just said for nothing; it's only a matter of time before this situation escalates.
Originally, on Friday, international gold and silver prices plummeted, and almost everyone thought the precious metals market had ended. Unexpectedly, Trump came to provide divine assistance over the weekend. Gold is the most affected by geopolitical conflicts, having surged during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, then during the tariff period, and again during the Israel-Iran conflict. Recently, it has surged again, and gold has become the prime choice for hedging.
From the current situation, it is very likely that precious metals will rebound significantly on Monday.