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Gold and Silver nosedives as Middle East tensions ease

Daily Report

As forecasted, gold prices have fallen 5.5% to $2310 (Rs 70500) now after touching a high of $2448 (~Rs 74000) in the first week of April and trading stable last week as Middle East tensions ease. Even Silver prices have fallen 10% to $27 (~Rs 80000) now after touching a high of $30 (~Rs 86000).

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Gold and Silver consolidating around $2400 and $28 respectively

Daily Report

The quest for a safe haven remains strong due to the growing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. In retaliation for Iran’s attack on Israel, the US issues a warning regarding sanctions. The Fed’s “higher for longer” interest rate policy counteracts the demand for safe haven assets, but the price of gold is still rising.

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Gold in wait-and-see mode, around $2400

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Iran’s attack on Israel increased demand for safe havens, which in turn drove up the price of bullion, although significant increases were hampered by the strength of the dollar. Although it appears that most of the tension between Iran and Israel has been priced into gold prices, fresh friction or retaliation would likely drive prices higher.

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