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Price Trends

Gold Plunges Below $4,000 After Worst Quarter in Over a Decade

Higher US interest‑rate expectations have strengthened the dollar, thereby pushing yields higher, which reduces demand for non‑yielding gold.

Gold Slides About 25% From January Peak to Roughly $4,000 After June Sell‑Off

Gold Falls Toward $4,000 as Fed Rate Bets and Gulf Strikes Shift Market Mood

Gold Drops Below $4,000 as Silver Plunges Toward $60

Gold Falls Below $4,000 as Dollar Strength and Fed Rate Bets Trigger Sell‑Off

Gold and Silver Slide After Dollar Rally Raises Fed Tightening Odds

Gold Falls About 2% After Fed Signals Tightening, Diplomatic Uncertainty

U.S. Inflation Hits 4.2% as Gulf Strikes Send Oil Higher and Markets Reprice

Gold Erases 2026 Gains as Strong US Jobs Push Prices to Multi‑Month Lows

Gold Near $4,450 as Stronger Dollar and Higher Yields Cap Rally

U.S.-Iran Escalation Keeps Gold Oscillating Around $4,500

U.S. Strikes in Southern Iran Knock Gold Close to $4,500

Gold Drops About 1% After Trump Rejects Iran Response

Gold Tops $4,700 as Ceasefire Hopes and Softer Dollar Lift Three-Day Rally

Gold Demand Hits Record Value as Investment and Central Banks Redraw the Market

Gold Rebounds After Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire Indefinitely

Gold Holds Near $4,800 as Peace Hopes Temper Oil and Inflation Jitters

Gold Rebounds as US and Iran Hint at Renewed Talks After Hormuz Blockade

Fragile US–Iran Ceasefire Roils Markets With Oil Plunge and Bullion Swings

Gold Pulls Back to $4,650 After Trump’s Iran Warning