Gold and silver markets experienced a corrective and highly volatile phase during April 2026 as investors repriced Federal Reserve expectations amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Global gold traded between $4,509 and $4,890 per ounce before closing near $4,616, pressured by higher Treasury yields and a stronger U.S. dollar despite continued safe-haven demand. Silver underperformed relative to gold, falling toward the $73–$80 range as deleveraging and weaker short-term industrial demand weighed on prices. However, long-term structural demand from solar energy and electronics sectors remained supportive. In Egypt, 21K gold closed near 6,981 EGP per gram, while local silver stabilized around 133 EGP per gram. Technically, both gold and silver maintain a broader bullish trend despite ongoing short-term corrections.





























