Gold & Silver Morning Update 10/27/2025 | The Bregar Minute
A rough start to the week for the precious metals, despite Friday’s late hold of the 55hr moving averages. This was no match for heavy algorithmic selling at the Globex open last night following weekend news that the US & China has agreed on a framework for the Trump-Xi talks later this week. This caught last week’s dip buyers off guard and created a sell-on-strength vibe in Asia last night, and we then saw that familiar heavy-handed European selling pile on to the negativity to knock gold & silver below Friday’s lows into the NY open. This precious metal selloff, and the +1% gap-up open for the S&Ps, feels way overdone considering that Trump already agreed to the Xi meeting last week (why would he agree if there wasn’t a positive framework to meet?), and so I think that’s why we’re now seeing bottom-fishing attempts in gold & silver. So far not so good though as metal algo selling at the S&P cash open now destroys the early upside breakouts above the COMEX opening ranges. The gold bulls need to defend last week’s opening print, and reclaim Friday’s lows, or this selloff will intensify.
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