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Gold Update: XAU/USD Attempts to Hold Strength Above 4,000 Dollars
Seven trading sessions ago, gold began a new and consistent bullish momentum, and as of today the metal has accumulated a gain of more than 4% in the short term, reinforcing a general bullish bias in the market. Buying pressure has remained firm due to the structural weakness of the U.S. dollar and the growing institutional interest in gold demand over recent sessions. Both factors have acted as key fundamental catalysts, helping the precious metal strengthen consistently, an effect that could continue to support steady buying pressure in the coming days. Next week marks the final Federal Reserve meeting of 2025, and ... (full story)
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