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Gold eases as stronger US dollar limits upside after recent rally
Gold prices retreated slightly from a three-week high as the US dollar strengthened following renewed optimism around the US government’s reopening. The stronger dollar weighed on safe-haven demand, prompting mild profit-booking in bullion markets. Traders observed that while geopolitical risk and inflation expectations continue to support long-term gold interest, short-term price action remains sensitive to currency moves and US macro signals.
Market analysts expect volatility to persist as investors balance global growth uncertainty with shifting central-bank commentary across major economies.
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Gold eases as stronger US dollar limits upside after recent rally
Gold prices retreated slightly from a three-week high as the US dollar strengthened following renewed optimism around the US government’s reopening. The stronger dollar weighed on safe-haven demand, prompting mild profit-booking in bullion markets. Traders observed that while geopolitical risk and inflation expectations continue to support long-term gold interest, short-term price action remains sensitive to currency moves and US macro signals.
Market analysts expect volatility to persist as investors balance global growth uncertainty with shifting central-bank commentary across major economies.
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- markets
- gold
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Gold softened after a three-week high as a stronger US dollar capped gains, prompting profit-booking amid shifting global macro signals.
Gold prices retreated slightly from a three-week high as the US dollar strengthened following renewed optimism around the US government’s reopening. The stronger dollar weighed on safe-haven demand, prompting mild profit-booking in bullion markets. Traders observed that while geopolitical risk and inflation expectations continue to support long-term gold interest, short-term price action remains sensitive to currency moves and US macro signals.
Market analysts expect volatility to persist as investors balance global growth uncertainty with shifting central-bank commentary across major economies.
Gold prices retreated slightly from a three-week high as the US dollar strengthened following renewed optimism around the US government’s reopening. The stronger dollar weighed on safe-haven demand, prompting mild profit-booking in bullion markets. Traders observed that while geopolitical risk and inflation expectations continue to support long-term gold interest, short-term price action remains sensitive to currency moves and US macro signals.
Market analysts expect volatility to persist as investors balance global growth uncertainty with shifting central-bank commentary across major economies.
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- markets
- gold
- markets
- gold
- commodities
- forex
- us dollar