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Will Gold Prices Fall Further?
Gold prices remain under pressure midweek following a heavy reversal lower yesterday. The recovery in USD and broader risk sentiment linked to softening US/China tensions has seen a heavy covering of long positions in gold futures. The squeeze has seen the market dropping around 8% in the last 24 hours. With USD poised to continue higher this week the correction lower in gold could have deeper to run. On the US/China front, there is optimism going into scheduled meetings between US and Chinese negotiators this week. The talks are aimed at delivering a deal ahead of the upcoming Nov 10th deadline for the current trade ... (full story)
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From vtmarkets.com | Oct 23, 2025
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From finance.yahoo.com | Oct 22, 2025
The price of gold can be quoted in multiple forms because the precious metal is traded in different ways. The two main gold prices that investors should know about are spot prices and gold futures prices. The spot price of gold is the current market price per ounce for physical gold as a raw material, sometimes called spot gold. Gold ETFs that are backed by ...
