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Precious Metals prices slump on easing geopolitical tensions AIUGMONT BULLION REPORT
Gold and silver prices continued their downward trend as easing geopolitical tensions and expectations of dovish signals from Fed Chair Powell at the Jackson Hole symposium weighed on safe-haven demand. Markets anticipate two rate cuts this year, with the first likely in September, while optimism over a potential Russia-Ukraine peace deal further reduced risk premiums.
- Concerns over the Russia-Ukraine peace deal and expectations of dovish comments from Fed Chair Powell at the Jackson Hole symposium have caused gold and silver to continue their downward trend due to the likelihood of reducing geopolitical tensions.
- President Zelensky of Ukraine and Russian President Vladimir Putin may soon meet. The meetings with Donald Trump were hailed by Ukrainian President Zelenskiy, who described them as a major step toward ending the current conflict and opening the door for possible talks with Russian President Putin.
- However, market players are simultaneously expecting that Powell will clue them in his speech as to whether a rate cut is likely at the meeting in September. Two 25 basis point rate reductions are anticipated this year, according to FED probability, with the first one possibly taking place in September.
Technical Triggers
- Gold seems to continue its downward trajectory after sustaining below $3400. Next target is $3340 (~Rs 98500), while $3445 (~Rs 100,500) remains the resistance
- As Silver prices have broken their support of $37.5(~Rs 112,500), prices are expected to fall towards $36.50 (~Rs 109,500).
Support and Resistance
| Metal | Market | Support Level | Resistance Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | International | $3340/oz | $3445/oz |
| Indian | ₹98,500 / 10 gm | ₹100,500 / 10 gm | |
| Silver | International | $36.5/oz | $39/oz |
| Indian | ₹109,500 / kg | ₹115,000 / kg |
Appoinment
Mytheresa Names Francis Belin as New CEO Effective January 2026
Luxury retail veteran and former Christie’s Asia Pacific president to lead the high-end e-commerce platform as Michael Kliger transitions to head its parent company, LuxExperience.
Mytheresa has appointed Francis Belin as its new CEO, with his tenure beginning on January 1, 2026. Belin, who brings extensive experience from the luxury and jewellery sectors, will take over from Michael Kliger, who is set to become CEO of LuxExperience, Mytheresa’s parent company. LuxExperience expanded its portfolio last year by acquiring luxury platforms Net-a-Porter, Porter, and Yoox.
Belin joins Mytheresa following a nine-year stint at Christie’s, where he most recently served as President of Asia Pacific until October. His earlier roles include senior vice president for Swarovski Asia Pacific, managing director for Jaeger-LeCoultre in Japan, and management consultant at McKinsey & Company. He has also served on the boards of Enzo Jewelry and Ben Thanh Jewelry.
In a related leadership update, Mytheresa’s chief marketing and customer officer, Amber Pepper, was recently appointed CEO of the Natural Diamond Council.
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