Gold Drops Nearly 3% as Rate-Cut Bets Erode Safe Haven Demand
Gold shed nearly 3% to $4,543.60 as a firmer dollar and fading Fed easing bets weighed on bullion, pulling prices back from an intraday high near $4,670.
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Gold shed nearly 3% to $4,543.60 as a firmer dollar and fading Fed easing bets weighed on bullion, pulling prices back from an intraday high near $4,670.
Gold climbs above 4,500 USD/oz in Monday's morning session, driven by institutional safe-haven demand and continued ETF inflows as the dollar holds near
Gold topped $4,510 per ounce Friday morning as a stalling dollar index near 104 and persistent safe-haven flows pushed XAU/USD to new highs.
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