Gold and silver prices remain under pressure after a two-day sequence of sharp declines followed by a modest rebound. On Tuesday, gold falls 2.01% to 4,174 and silver drops 2.46% to 63.71, with declines attributed to a firmer U.S. dollar and higher interest-rate expectations. The following day, both metals show only a limited recovery. Wednesday, gold rises 0.54% to 4,094 and silver increases 0.85% to 63.91, described as a “faint bounce” off recent deep lows. Despite the uptick, the metals remain well below earlier levels reached before the downturn, indicating the rebound does not reverse the broader downward trend. Across both days, the consistent driver highlighted in the reporting is macro pressure from the dollar and interest rates, which continues to weigh on prices even when day-to-day movement turns positive. The reports characterize the market as still in a sliding phase rather than establishing a durable bottom.