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Why Gold Silver Slip Strong Dollar Rising Yields Hawkish Fed Pressure Prices
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AI-generatedThe decline in precious metals is driven by a strong dollar and rising bond yields amid hawkish Federal Reserve expectations. Easing geopolitical tensions reduced safe-haven demand, while crude oil remained supported by geopolitical factors. Upcoming US economic data may influence rate-cut expectations.
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- Gold fell 0.23% to $4,721.50/oz on April 23, 2026.
- Silver dropped 2.39% to $76.03/oz.
- Decline due to strong dollar, rising yields, hawkish Fed, and easing US-Iran tensions.
- Crude oil prices remained firm near ₹8,950 on MCX.
- Investors await US jobless claims and S&P Global Flash PMI data.
Gold is likely to face continued pressure in the short term due to a strong dollar and hawkish Fed expectations. However, upcoming economic data could alter this trajectory.
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