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Gold prices ended Wednesday’s session up $3.75 an ounce as the dollar’s rally in the wake of the Fed statement faded.
Gold prices were largely unchanged on Monday as investors awaited policy meetings from two of the world’s major central banks.
Gold prices settled at $1298.51 an ounce on Friday, rising nearly 0.44% over the course of the week, as safe-haven demand rose on geopolitical tensions.
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Gold prices are largely unchanged in early Asia trading today as investors remained cautious ahead of key events such as the G7 summit and the Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
Gold prices ended Wednesday’s session nearly unchanged after shuffling between gains and losses.
Gold prices rose $4.17 an ounce on Tuesday, supported by a weaker U.S. dollar.
Gold prices settled at $1293.25 an ounce on Friday, falling 0.42% on the week and 1.27% over the month.
Gold prices fell $3.54 on Thursday as the dollar strengthened on the back of upbeat U.S. economic data.
Gold prices rose $2.17 an ounce on Wednesday, supported by a declining dollar.
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Gold prices ended the day with slight gains, but remained locked within a sideways trading range.
Gold prices declined for a second session on Monday as easing geopolitical tensions lessened the appeal of the yellow metal.
Gold prices settled at $1300.62 an ounce on Friday, rising nearly 0.82% over the course of the week, as souring relations between the United States and North Korea
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Gold prices rose $2.28 an ounce on Wednesday after minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee’s May meeting suggested the central bank would not increase the pace of its interest rate hikes.
Gold prices ended Tuesday slightly lower after a quiet session. XAU/USD found support at around $1277.40 and reached the $1297-$1296 area as expected but it was unable to break through.