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PHYSICAL : The actual price of physical Gold, Platinum, or Silver is always higher than the paper spot price. This is because the spot price represents the paper or electronic market value, not the physical metal in your hand. PHYSICAL PRICE :
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Gold Climbs as Softer US Inflation Weakens Dollar and Revives Bullion Demand
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Gold Climbs as Softer US Inflation Weakens Dollar and Revives Bullion Demand

Gold prices rebounded strongly overnight after fresh US inflation figures came in below market expectations, reducing pressure on the US Federal Reserve to continue raising interest rates. The softer inflation data sent the US dollar lower, boosted bond prices and reignited investor demand for precious metals.

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Fed Minutes Could Trigger the Next Major Move
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July 9, 202628Views0Likes0Comments

Gold Holds Its Breath: Fed Minutes Could Trigger the Next Major Move

Gold investors are entering one of the most important trading sessions of the month, with markets waiting for the release of the latest US Federal Reserve meeting minutes. The document could provide fresh clues on where interest rates are heading, and that may determine whether gold resumes its climb or extends its recent correction.

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Gold’s current price is in line with macro consensus expectations
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July 6, 2026167Views0Likes0Comments

Gold Mid-Year Outlook 2026

The first half of 2026 delivered one of the most volatile and headline-grabbing periods in gold’s recent history. After surging to fresh all-time highs above US$5,500/oz in January amid heightened global uncertainty, the yellow metal experienced a sharp reversal, sliding below US$4,000/oz by late June. Year-to-date, gold is down approximately 7%, yet it continues to…

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