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Gold Analysis: XAU/USD Rebounds Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions
The week begins with gold regaining a consistent bullish bias, posting gains of more than 2% during the session, driven by a rise in market risk perception following the recent escalation of political tensions in Venezuela over the weekend. Growing uncertainty surrounding potential U.S. military involvement appears to be strengthening short-term demand for safe-haven assets, a factor that could sustain steady demand for gold as this uncertain environment persists in the coming trading sessions. The capture of President Nicolás Maduro over the weekend by the United States has generated a significant increase in ... (full story)
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