Key Takeaways:
Gold fell 1.05% to $4,791 on April 15, 2026, as U.S.-Iran diplomacy reduced safe-haven demand on COMEX. The Nasdaq Composite climbed 1.59% to 24,016.02, logging its 11th straight daily gain on tech strength. Bitcoin held near $74,175 above key support, buoyed by spot ETF inflows despite resistance at $75,000. S&P 500 Sets All-Time High at 7,022Silver moved in the opposite direction, gaining approximately 1.6% to close near $80.87 per ounce. Industrial demand expectations and the weaker dollar drove the move, with intraday levels holding in the $79 to $80-plus range throughout the session.
Markets across asset classes remain sensitive to any reversal in ceasefire talks or new energy shocks that could reignite inflationary pressure and safe-haven demand.
