Gold And Silver Just Hit CPM’s Targets: Why Further Declines May Be Next
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CPM GroupIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 17 Jul 2026, 17:38 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 02 Aug 2026, 11:44 UTC
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The analysis focuses on precious metals, specifically gold, silver, and platinum, with a bearish outlook for the short to medium term. Gold has broken below the $4000 support level and is currently trading around $4012. The forecast suggests a continuation of weakness in July and August, with potential to test support around $3870. The key factors influencing this outlook include ongoing geopolitical tensions and hawkish monetary policy. Silver prices are testing $25.20 after a recent decline, with a target of $23.50 and a failure bound at $26.50. Platinum is also showing weakness, trading near $900 with a target of $850 and a fail bound at $950. The overall sentiment for these precious metals is bearish due to persistent economic uncertainties and a strong US dollar.
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