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Gold Holds Near $4,540 per Ounce After U.S.-Iran Truce Reports
Gold traded near $4,540 an ounce as optimism over a potential United States-Iran truce reduced inflation and rate-hike concerns. Lower Treasury yields and a weaker dollar provided support for the non-yielding metal.
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Gold prices held near $4,540 per ounce as optimism over a possible United States-Iran truce reduced inflation and rate-hike concerns. Lower Treasury yields and a weaker dollar supported the non-yielding metal, according to market reports.
The price movement reflects shifting investor sentiment tied to diplomatic developments between the United States and Iran. Traders monitored Treasury yields and currency movements for further signals on gold's direction.
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