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Gold Remains Range Bound As Traders Eye US/China Talks
The easing of US/China trade tensions ahead of fresh negotiations this week, as well as a cooling of concerns over US regional banking health, is keeping gold prices capped for now. A weakening of safe-haven demand has seen gold prices oscillating within a tight range over recent days following the last record high print on Friday. Near-term. US/China trade relations remain the key focus point for markets. With US and Chinese officials due to meet this week for the first set of high-level talks in months, there is plenty of two-way risk seen this week. Should talks progress well and we see positive headlines emerge ... (full story)
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