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Gold prices have risen for the third consecutive week, reaching their highest level in over two months at around $4,432 per ounce. Investors are closely watching US inflation reports, which will influence interest rate expectations. The increase is driven by concerns that the market is hesitant to miss out on the opportunity for gold to surpass the $4,000 level, along with increased safe-haven inflows. It is expected that prices will continue to rise and reach the $5,000 mark in the medium term, after weaker US employment data tempered expectations of interest rate hikes. Some analysts confirm that a declining outlook for monetary tightening supports rising gold prices against a weakening dollar.
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