Gold ended August 2026 with a monthly gain of about 9.2%, while silver outperformed with a 14.9% rise, marking the strongest month for both metals since January according to the report. Support came mainly from weaker employment data and cooling inflation, which reduced expectations for a September rate hike before Chair Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech restored some pressure. Central-bank demand also reinforced gold’s structural support, with net purchases reaching 288.9 tonnes in Q2 2026, up 62% year over year. In Egypt, 21K gold closed at EGP 7,238.47 per gram. Technically, the report described gold as being in a recovery phase around its 200-day moving average, while silver retained a bullish recovery profile amid late-month oil and geopolitical volatility across precious metals markets.

































