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Gold prices hold near $4,000 as volatility retreats ahead of JOLTS and Fed speakers
Gold prices opened the week near unchanged, holding steady at the $4,000 level after correcting 11% in the week prior to the last FOMC meeting. Volatility for gold has been on a downward trend, mirroring the price movement, with the market's focus turning to the release of the JOLTS data and scheduled Federal Reserve speaker comments this week.
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