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After reaching a record high above $4,000, gold experiences slight pressure and cooling momentum
Gold prices held steady above the $4,000 level after reaching a record high of $4,059. This surge was driven by dovish Federal Reserve expectations and the ongoing US government shutdown, reinforcing demand for safe-haven assets. As of writing, Gold is trading around $4,025, down by nearly 0.50% from the previous day. The rally in Gold is part of a broader trend in global markets, alongside rising US equities, Bitcoin, and the US Dollar. Bullion Outlook and Market Trends: Bullion’s outlook remains positive, despite pullbacks possibly attracting dip-buying interest. Expectations of further Federal Reserve interest ... (full story)
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