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Gold near $4,700, silver falls while talks keep oil stable
Gold is stronger than silver in today’s trading, as traders point to persistent inflation amid a still tense scenario between Iran and the United States. Spot gold rises by about 0.26% to $4,700 per ounce, while silver loses 0.44% and stands at $86.98.
[Source: Kitco news]
Gold steady despite the shaky U.S.-Iran truce
Gold prices were broadly stable in today’s trading. Signs of tension between the U.S. and Iran did little to boost the precious metal, which slipped just 0.05% and remained above $4,700 per ounce.
Gold Regains Ground: Surpasses $4,730 per Ounce
The week begins with a rebound for the ultimate safe-haven asset, which in a context of strong market volatility is now up 0.3%, after having lost more than 1% in the early hours of the morning. Markets are now awaiting the United States Consumer Price Index (CPI), scheduled for tomorrow.
[Source: Market Screener]
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