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Gold eases from recent highs as stronger US dollar curbs safe-haven demand
Gold prices edged slightly lower from their three-week high as the US dollar strengthened following updated government reopening developments. Traders noted that risk appetite improved marginally, limiting safe-haven inflows that previously supported bullion. Analysts said gold continues to trade within a tight range, influenced by interest-rate expectations and currency movement. ETF flows remained mixed as institutional investors await clearer signals from US macro data releases due later in the week, keeping short-term positioning subdued.
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Gold eases from recent highs as stronger US dollar curbs safe-haven demand
Gold prices edged slightly lower from their three-week high as the US dollar strengthened following updated government reopening developments. Traders noted that risk appetite improved marginally, limiting safe-haven inflows that previously supported bullion. Analysts said gold continues to trade within a tight range, influenced by interest-rate expectations and currency movement. ETF flows remained mixed as institutional investors await clearer signals from US macro data releases due later in the week, keeping short-term positioning subdued.
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Gold slipped from a three-week high as a stronger US dollar reduced immediate safe-haven demand and narrowed near-term gains.
Gold prices edged slightly lower from their three-week high as the US dollar strengthened following updated government reopening developments. Traders noted that risk appetite improved marginally, limiting safe-haven inflows that previously supported bullion. Analysts said gold continues to trade within a tight range, influenced by interest-rate expectations and currency movement. ETF flows remained mixed as institutional investors await clearer signals from US macro data releases due later in the week, keeping short-term positioning subdued.
Gold prices edged slightly lower from their three-week high as the US dollar strengthened following updated government reopening developments. Traders noted that risk appetite improved marginally, limiting safe-haven inflows that previously supported bullion. Analysts said gold continues to trade within a tight range, influenced by interest-rate expectations and currency movement. ETF flows remained mixed as institutional investors await clearer signals from US macro data releases due later in the week, keeping short-term positioning subdued.
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