Operational dispatches

Gold rebounded on Friday but still closed a third straight losing week as August inflation data pushed Fed rate-hike odds to 87%, while Finloop, Aberdeen and Broadridge moved tokenized products closer to existing financial infrastructure.

Gold rose 1.3% for the week as cooler inflation data and weaker consumer readings pulled September rate-hike odds from 55% to 31%, while Coinbase, Securitize, MUFG, and Ether.fi each pushed tokenization further into regulated financial infrastructure.

Gold surged more than 7% for the week as a weak US payroll report, softer oil prices, and falling bond yields pulled rate-hike bets off the table, while BlackRock expanded its on-chain reserve products and tokenized gold moved in step with the rally.

Gold climbed back above $4,000 per ounce and was on track for its first monthly gain in four months as the dollar softened, the Fed held rates amid dissent, and World Gold Council data showed central banks and investors carrying demand while tokenized gold volume already topped 2025's full-year total.

Gold held near $4,000 as Brent crude topped $100 and U.S. jobless claims hit their lowest since 1969, tokenized ETFs reached a $526.4M high, and Ayni Gold shared a June update, a League of Traders talk, and San Hilario progress.

Gold faced its biggest weekly decline in six weeks near $4,000, RWAs stayed above $34B with strong equities and tokenized gold activity, and Ayni Gold hosted a roundtable with Zoth and LumiShare.