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Gold Heads for Fourth Weekly Gain on Optimism for US-Iran Truce

Yihui Xie
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Gold prices advanced for a fourth consecutive week, nearing $4,795 per ounce, as geopolitical tensions eased following US-Iran ceasefire talks. President Trump signaled progress, stating Iran agreed to previously rejected terms, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil shipping route. European and Gulf Arab officials cautioned negotiations could take six months, tempering immediate market optimism despite Trump’s upbeat remarks. The conflict had disrupted global markets, fueling inflation concerns, making gold a safe-haven asset amid prolonged uncertainty. Bullion’s 1% weekly gain reflects investor confidence in de-escalation, though analysts warn volatility may persist until a formal deal is finalized.
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