Gold prices maintain their bullish stance near recent all-time highs above $2,950 per ounce troy amid the US Dollar's sell-off, shrinking US yields across the curve, and persistent tariff concerns and geopolitical woes.
Gold prices trim their early advance on Friday, deflating to the vicinity of the $2,860 region per ounce troy following the publication of the US labour market report in January.
Gold keeps its inconclusive price action below the $2,870 region per ounce troy on Thursday against the backdrop of a marked recovery in the Greenback and a mild rebound in US yields across the curve. Investors refrain from taking large positions ahead of Friday's key US jobs data
Gold continues its record-breaking rally, surging to an all-time high of around $2,820 per troy ounce on Friday. The metal's ascent is fueled by strong safe-haven demand as investors brace for heightened uncertainty surrounding President Trump's tariff policies.
Gold continues its record-breaking rally, surging to an all-time high of around $2,820 per troy ounce on Friday. The metal's ascent is fueled by strong safe-haven demand as investors brace for heightened uncertainty surrounding President Trump's tariff policies.
Gold continues its record-breaking rally, surging to an all-time high of around $2,820 per troy ounce on Friday. The metal's ascent is fueled by strong safe-haven demand as investors brace for heightened uncertainty surrounding President Trump's tariff policies.
Gold prices now face some selling pressure and retreat to the area of daily lows around the $2,750 mark per ounce troy as market participants remain cautious prior to the Fed's interest rate decision.
EUR/USD extended its rough start to the week, dipping to three-day lows around the 1.0430 mark on Tuesday. The pair's slide comes as the US Dollar stages a broad comeback, fueled by renewed tariff chatter and growing expectations of further rate cuts by the ECB.
After climbing to three-week highs above the 1.2500 mark, GBP/USD has lost some momentum and retreated to the 1.2480 range, driven by a modest recovery in the US dollar on Monday.
Spot Gold is under strong selling pressure at the beginning of the week, trading around the $2,730 mark in the American session. The bright metal was unable to advance against a battered US Dollar (USD) despite a dismal market mood.
Gold extends its correction from the multi-month high it set above $2,760 on Wednesday and trades below $2,740 on Thursday. The 10-year US Treasury bond yield stays in positive territory above 4.6% after of US data, not allowing XAU/USD to regain its traction.
Gold extends its correction from the multi-month high it set above $2,760 on Wednesday and trades below $2,740 on Thursday. The 10-year US Treasury bond yield stays in positive territory above 4.6% after of US data, not allowing XAU/USD to regain its traction.
Gold price sticks to positive bias for the third successive day on Wednesday and trades near its highest level since November 1 above $2,750. The uncertainty around US President Donald Trump's trade policies turns out to be a key factor that continues to drive haven flows towards the precious metal.
GBP/USD trades in a tight range near 1.2350 on Wednesday as the US Dollar stays on the back foot amid a positive shift seen in risk sentiment. Investors keep a close eye on comments from US President Donald Trump on trade policies.
EUR/USD recovers from daily lows toward 1.0400 in the American session on Tuesday. Following the earlier rally, the USD struggles to preserve its strength as the bullish opening in Wall Street's main indexes point to an improving risk mood.
GBP/USD rebounds from session lows but remains below 1.2300 in the second half of the day on Tuesday. The US Dollar clings to modest gains but finds it difficult to gather further bullish momentum as the impact of Trump's tariff threats fade.
Gold stays in positive territory above $2,700 on Monday as the improving risk mood makes it difficult for the US Dollar to find demand. Markets await US President Donald Trump's speech at the inauguration ceremony.
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