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Gold Holds Firm Despite Strong US Jobs Data as Markets Eye Potential Middle East Ceasefire
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June 9, 202630Views0Likes0Comments

Gold Holds Firm Despite Strong US Jobs Data as Markets Eye Potential Middle East Ceasefire

Gold prices stabilised on Monday after recovering from earlier losses, as growing hopes of a potential ceasefire between Israel and Iran helped support safe haven demand. However, stronger than expected US employment data boosted the US dollar and reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve may maintain higher interest rates for longer, limiting gold’s upside.

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Cadia is one of Australia’s largest gold mines.
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June 9, 202642Views0Likes0Comments

Australian gold output down slightly as prices vary widely

Australian gold production fell almost 3% to 75 tonnes in this year’s first quarter compared to the previous period due to rain and bushfires, while gold price highs kept the output valuable, Melbourne-based mining consultants Surbiton Associates says. That production total, worth about A$17 billion ($12 billion) was down just two tonnes from last year’s fourth…

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Gold demand will drop
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June 9, 202675Views0Likes0Comments

Gold demand will drop this year even as supply increases, but average price will still rise 43% in 2026 – Metals Focus

The global gold supply will see modest growth in both mine production and recycling in 2026, even as gold demand is projected to decline as double-digit losses in jewelry and central bank purchases are offset by increased investor appetite for bars and coins, which will replace jewelry as the largest component of demand for the…

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