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GOLD SURGES AS THE U.S. DOLLAR WEAKENS
Gold prices climbed 2% on Tuesday as the U.S. dollar weakened, while expectations of renewed talks between the United States and Iran also helped support prices by easing inflation concerns.
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GOLD SURGES ABOVE USD 4,800/OZ – UPTREND RETURNS
Gold prices climbed to near a three-week high on Wednesday as markets began reassessing short-term risks after U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to pause attacks on Iran for two weeks. This move helped ease concerns over inflation linked to energy prices.
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GOLD PRICES ARE TEMPORARILY UNDER PRESSURE – IS A BREAKOUT OPPORTUNITY NEAR?
Gold started the new week on relatively weak footing, though it still managed to recover toward the $4,700 area, marking an intraday high during the first half of Monday’s European session.
GOLD EDGES HIGHER ON EXPECTATIONS OF EASING MIDDLE EAST TENSIONS
Gold prices rose on Wednesday, reaching their highest level in nearly two weeks, supported by a weaker U.S. dollar after U.S. President Donald Trump said the conflict with Iran could come to an end within the next few weeks.
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GOLD MOVES SIDEWAYS AS THE U.S. DOLLAR CONTINUES TO STRENGTHEN
Gold prices edged higher during Monday’s Asian trading session after a week of strong volatility, as market attention remained focused on the possibility of further escalation in the U.S.–Israel conflict with Iran.
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GOLD REBOUNDS AS THE U.S. DOLLAR WEAKENS – A TEMPORARY RECOVERY OR A TREND REVERSAL?
Gold prices rose during Wednesday’s Asian trading session, supported by a decline in oil prices and a mild weakening of the U.S. dollar. However, the upside remained somewhat limited as tensions in the Middle East showed no clear signs of easing. Spot gold climbed 2.5% to USD 4,600/oz at 03:45 ET, marking a notable rebound after the sharp sell-off seen in previous sessions.
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GOLD FALLS TO ITS LOWEST LEVEL OF THE YEAR – IS THE DECLINE STILL NOT OVER?
Gold prices plunged more than 8% on Monday, falling to their lowest level of 2026 after just recording their worst weekly performance in roughly 43 years. The main driver was the escalating conflict in the Middle East, which has fueled inflation concerns and reinforced expectations that global interest rates will remain elevated for longer.