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Gold (XAUUSD) rises to $4,015 amid U.S.-Iran tensions and Fed rate hike concerns.
Over the past 24 hours, gold prices have edged higher, reaching $4,015 per ounce, influenced by escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and renewed inflation fears. These factors have intensified expectations of potential Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, which typically exert downward pressure on gold.
Key points
- Gold climbs as Iran war premium revives Fed hike risk.
- Gold set for biggest weekly drop since early June on inflation, rate-hike worries.
- Gold edges back above $4,000 as central bank buying buffers rate fears.
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