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AI-generatedGold prices steady amid geopolitical uncertainty (U.S.-China summit, Iran conflict) and India's tariff hike. India's gold import tariff increase from 6% to 15% raises import costs for Indian consumers and refiners, potentially reducing demand. The Strait of Hormuz risk affects oil shipping but gold's safe-haven demand may offset. Impact is global for gold price, but India-specific for demand channel.
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- Spot gold at $4,713.39/oz, U.S. gold futures at $4,721.80 on May 13.
- India increased import tariffs on gold and silver from 6% to 15%.
- U.S.-China summit in Beijing to discuss Iran conflict and Strait of Hormuz.
- U.S. Treasury Secretary urged China to assist in opening Strait of Hormuz.
- Kevin Warsh confirmed as Federal Reserve governor for 14-year term.
Global gold prices likely to decline 1-2% over 2-4 weeks due to reduced Indian demand from tariff hike.
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