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Gold Slips Below US$4,100 as Rising Bond Yields Offset Safe-Haven Demand

Gold Slips Below US$4,100 as Rising Bond Yields Offset Safe-Haven Demand

Gold prices retreated on Thursday, ending a four-day rally as rising US Treasury yields and renewed inflation concerns weighed on investor sentiment. Spot gold slipped below the US$4,100 an ounce level after failing to break through resistance near US$4,165, highlighting the ongoing tug-of-war between safe-haven demand and expectations for higher interest rates.

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THEY are preparing for $30,000 Gold - Here’s Why That Should Scare You

THEY are preparing for $30,000 Gold – Here’s Why That Should Scare You

The idea of gold reaching US$30,000 per ounce may sound extraordinary, but a growing number of market commentators believe such a move is possible if the global financial system undergoes a major reset. Analysts, including Felix Prehn and Simon Marcotte, argue that today’s economic environment bears many of the hallmarks that have historically driven investors…

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America Still Holds the Gold Crown But the World Is Quietly Rewriting the Rules

America Still Holds the Gold Crown – But the World Is Quietly Rewriting the Rules

The United States remains the world’s largest official holder of gold, with projected reserves of 8,134 tonnes in 2026. While no other nation comes close to matching America’s stockpile, the real story unfolding beneath the surface is not about who owns the most gold today—it’s about who is buying the most gold tomorrow.

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Gold Rally Faces Resistance as High Interest Rates Continue to Weigh on Bullion

Gold Rally Faces Resistance as High Interest Rates Continue to Weigh on Bullion

Gold prices moved higher on Thursday after a disappointing US employment report reignited hopes that the Federal Reserve could begin easing monetary policy later this year. However, analysts caution that the precious metal’s upside may remain limited while interest rates continue to sit at elevated levels.

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