Gold dips below $4,000 amid central bank buying and geopolitical tensions; silver holds key support at $57.15.

Gold prices have fallen below the key $4,000 support level, pressured by short-term selling despite strong long-term demand from central banks like Poland and China, which bought significant gold amounts in May. Geopolitical tensions and uncertain U.S. monetary policy continue to influence the market. Silver remains stable above $57.15 support but faces resistance near $59.00. The outlook for gold depends on whether it can reclaim resistance levels, while silver's momentum hinges on breaking above $59.00. Central bank purchases and industrial demand support both metals' fundamentals amid ongoing market uncertainty.