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Reasons Behind Gold's Drop
The global price of gold has declined by approximately 3.28%, reaching around $4,144 per ounce, after closing last week at about $4,284. This drop is attributed to rising bond yields and expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike. Despite this, the yellow metal continues to support long-term geopolitical risks and inflation concerns, even as temporary pressures from increased bond yields and oil prices have raised fears of rising inflation. Gold remains within a significant price range between $4,100 and $4,380 per ounce, with signals suggesting that breaking the support level at $4,100 could lead to further declines. However, geopolitical factors and U.S. monetary policies that influence its movements in the future continue to play a crucial role.
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