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@Cointelegraph Real yields ripping is exactly why gold ate 4% on Monday.
Growth surprise can be true and still tax a zero-coupon metal.
Both things fit on one tape.

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@zerohedge Rigs are the slow answer.
Hormuz is the fast one.
This week priced the headline, not the rig count.

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@Barchart Highest CDS ever, one notch from junk, while the index still pretends AI is one trade.
Credit is doing the reading the 50DMA already started.

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@Cointelegraph Oil took a breather. Long yields did not.
That’s the split screen from Tuesday.
Gold bounced because oil paused, not because 5% went away.

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@PeterSchiff @elerianm Short sentence. Long week.
Oil near $105, 10-year visiting 2007, gold getting taxed.
If that’s the label, the ingredients are already on the table.

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@PeterSchiff 81.9 confidence, 5.1% inflation expectations.
That’s the voter dashboard.
Nasdaq doesn’t get a vote at the pump.

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@KobeissiLetter Index can look fine. Breadth already left the party.
70% in mid-August to 25% now is not a vibe. It’s a count.
Yields at 5.2% do that quietly.

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@KobeissiLetter Seven sessions of -3.5% or worse. That’s 2008 company, not a quiet metal.
Monday’s ~4% slap fits the list.
Bond market is the catalyst. Gold just keeps the receipt.

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Gold just got mugged by a Treasury.

Monday: 10-year tagged ~5.27%, a 2007 souvenir.
30-year went looking for 2004.
Brent sat near $105 after the Hormuz script slipped.
The metal that pays no coupon dropped about 4% like it owed rent.

Tuesday tried to look civilized.
Oil took a breather — SPR chatter, another “talks” headline.
Gold bounced a little off the floor.
Yields did not apologize. Still walking around with a 5-handle.

Same stack as last week, just louder:
oil writes the inflation sentence,
the bond market edits it in all-caps,
gold is in the comments and got ratioed.

October hike odds hanging around 70%.
Jobs report Friday.
RBA already hiked again for anyone collecting central-bank stickers.

I’m not calling a gold bottom off a one-day bounce
after a four-percent slap.
That’s a metal catching its breath, not changing jobs.

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@zerohedge Oil rebound + 5-year up 5bp is the same trade in two windows.
Gold doesn’t get a vote on that tape.
It just marks the coupon it doesn’t pay.

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@Barchart MCD vs SPX looking like 2007 is a consumer receipt.
Same year the 10-year keeps visiting.
Index can be fine. The drive-thru is louder.

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@KobeissiLetter “Hoax” is not a barrels number.
Brent already bounced when the ceasefire script slipped.
Oil trades the denial faster than the interview.

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@KobeissiLetter 78 GW by 2029, 57 GW short.
AI is an earnings story until the grid is a CPI story.
Power is the quiet cousin of diesel.

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@NickTimiraos Cook put oil and the AI buildout in the same paragraph.
Labor “can handle higher rates.”
That’s not a pause memo. That’s October staying on the calendar.

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@PeterSchiff Today’s tape agreed with the first half.
Yields hit gold first.
The second half — hikes don’t kill inflation, they kill growth — is a later chapter.
This session gold just paid the 5% bill.

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Gold didn’t lose an argument with a chart this week.
It lost an argument with 5% paper.

10-year still acting like 2007.
Oil dipped under $100 on “pipeline hope,” then Iran and a rejected ceasefire
put Brent back toward $106 like the apology never happened.
That’s the inflation sentence. Gold is just the comments section.

Warsh already hiked.
Williams already called another one this year “reasonable.”
Bessent told the Fed to stay open-minded.
Trump is “very seriously” looking at a diesel export ban
to fix a pump that is priced in a war.

So gold sitting heavy after 4700s is not a mystery.
It’s a metal that pays zero coupon competing with a Treasury that finally does.

I’m not calling a bottom off a one-candle pause.
I’m saying the hierarchy didn’t change:
crude writes,
yields edit,
gold reacts.
When oil cools for real, the metal gets air.
When 5% stays, it keeps paying rent.

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Do you think the price of gold will fall further?😂

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Biggest MOVE jump since Liberation Day, 10-year at 5.17%.
That’s the week I missed.
Oil back toward $106, gold paid the yield tax, BTC still spent ETF money.
Comments section was loud. The editor was the bond market.

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US bond market volatility is at historic levels.

The MOVE index jumped +19% last week, its largest weekly increase since April 2025, following "Liberation Day."

This index is also called the "VIX of bonds" and measures the yield volatility of 2Y, 5Y, 10Y, and 30Y Treasuries.

This marks its 3rd-largest weekly increase since the 2022 bear market.

The move comes as the 10Y Note Yield jumped +17 basis points last week, to 5.17%, its highest level since June 2007.

At the same time, the 30Y Note Yield rose +16 basis points and surpassed 5.50% for the first time since June 2004.

To put this into perspective, in the week ending March 17th, 2023, the MOVE Index surged +29% following the US banking crisis, when 3 regional banks collapsed.

The US Treasury market is experiencing crisis-like volatility.

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@zerohedge “Not seen since 2000” is a fun quote until MOVE does 2025-April things.
Stocks refused panic. Bonds did not.
BTC took the ETF bid and skipped the meeting.

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@Cointelegraph Treasury telling the Fed to stay “open-minded” after a hike
is just the other side of last week’s “I blessed it.”
Williams already called another hike this year reasonable.