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Gold rebounds as US dollar softens and Trump signals Iran open to a new deal
Gold climbed more than 1% on Thursday from a one‑week low, lifted by a softer dollar and ebbing oil prices, after U.S. President Donald Trump said Iran was keen to reach a new agreement with Washington. The move followed sharp swings driven by the most significant flare‑up in U.S.–Iran hostilities since an interim peace deal last month. Spot gold rose about 1.2% to just above 4,120 dollars an ounce late on Thursday, recovering from losses in the previous session when prices briefly touched their lowest level in a week. Futures tracked the spot move higher, helping bullion stabilise around the 4,100‑dollar ... (full story)
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From kitco.com | 8 hr ago
Gold edged lower on Friday and was set for a weekly loss, as rising crude oil prices and escalating U.S.-Iran tensions fed concerns that the Federal Reserve may keep monetary policy tight for longer. Spot gold fell 0.4% to $4,105.97 per ounce by 1106 GMT, leaving it down about 1.6% for the week. U.S. gold futures for August delivery slipped 0.6% to ...
