Gold Price Forecast: Gold Miners Look Bullish Despite Spiking Bond Yields
Treasury yields are soaring, and markets could break if they keep rising at this pace.
Gold bottomed mid-year and is experiencing its first meaningful pullback. Spot prices need to close above $4,400 to signal an end to this correction.
Gold miners also bottomed out mid-year, and their charts are impressive, with many rallying more than 50% in just over a month. The current pullback may be forming a bull flag, potentially supporting a 25%+ rally into November if a breakout is confirmed.
MOUNTING BOND MARKET STRESS
The MOVE Index measures bond market stress. As of Thursday, it surged to 104 and is threatening to break out of a three-year downtrend, suggesting significant market risk ahead.

10-YEAR YIELD
The 10-year yield sliced through 5.00% and the 2023 high. If it continues rising at this pace, something is likely to break in financial markets.

GOLD BIG PICTURE: A little more downside is possible, but overall, I believe we are at the halfway point of a 10-year bull run that will take gold above $10,000 by the end of the decade. In hindsight, the current pullback will likely be barely noticeable.

GOLD: Spot gold must close above $4,400 in the coming days or weeks to confirm an end to the current pullback. A break below $4,200 would risk triggering another round of selling into October.

SILVER: Silver needs to close above $67.50 to confirm an interim low. Progressive closes below $62.00 would open the door to further downside in October.

PLATINUM: Platinum needs consecutive closes above the cycle downtrend line near $1,900 to confirm a bottom. Slipping below $1,700 would signal a secondary breakdown and renewed weakness into October.

GDX: Miners bottomed mid-year as forecast and rallied more than 50% in just over a month. The current pullback appears to be forming a bull flag, supporting a medium-term target of $135 - $140 upon a confirmed breakout.

GDXJ: Gold juniors may also be forming a bull flag, which projects a surge toward $175 upon a confirmed breakout in October.

SILJ: Silver juniors must break decisively above $31.00 to confirm a bull flag, targeting $40.00+ potentially in November.

BITCOIN WEEKLY: Bitcoin surged in recent months, exceeding the May highs. The historic four-year cycle did not project a final bottom until October or November. For that pattern to be fulfilled, the current action would need to develop into a broadening bottom formation, with a lower low in Q4. A weekly close below $75,000 in October would bolster this potential.

Final Thoughts
Next week’s price action—particularly Wednesday’s PCE inflation and Friday’s nonfarm payrolls report—will be critical for gold’s near-term outlook.
A continued spike in Treasury yields could create a headwind for precious metals and miners. However, we would view any such weakness as temporary within the broader uptrend.
Gold miners remain a key area of focus. I believe they could be the next market leaders, and I’ll be watching their price action closely for clues about the broader trend.
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