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Gold price hits two-month high
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August 12, 202690Views0Likes0Comments

Gold price hits two-month high, retreats after Hormuz escalation spikes oil price

Gold ran to its highest level in almost two months on Tuesday as traders weighed signs of movement toward a deal that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz, before a turn higher in oil pulled bullion back from its peak ahead of a US inflation reading that will shape the Federal Reserve’s appetite for another interest…

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Gold Surges Above $4,230 as Silver Rallies on Hormuz Optimism
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August 7, 2026100Views0Likes0Comments

Gold Surges Above $4,230 as Silver Rallies on Hormuz Optimism

Gold prices extended their winning streak for a third consecutive session, climbing sharply above AUD $4,230 per ounce as investors welcomed signs of progress toward reopening the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz. Silver also posted impressive gains, highlighting renewed strength across the precious metals sector.

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Gold Breaks Above $4,200 as Weak Jobs Data Fuels Rate Cut Expectations
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August 6, 2026108Views0Likes0Comments

Gold Breaks Above $4,200 as Weak Jobs Data Fuels Rate Cut Expectations

Gold has surged higher, breaking back above the key $4,200 per ounce level as investors react to fresh signs that the US labour market is losing momentum. The latest boost came after private payroll processor ADP reported that US businesses added just 44,000 jobs in July, significantly below market expectations of around 68,000 new positions.

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