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No More Safe Haven Gold Prices Slip to Six Week Low as Middle East Conflict Drags on

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Gold prices declined due to rising oil prices and Middle East tensions, but also due to increased probability of Fed rate hikes. The channel is primarily monetary policy expectations (higher rates reduce gold's appeal) and safe-haven demand being offset by rate hike fears. India's gold reserve increase shows strategic buying, but not enough to lift prices. Impact is global, with gold as the directly affected commodity.

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  • Spot gold fell 1.1% to $4,488.99/oz, a six-week low.
  • US gold futures for June declined 1.5% to $4,493.30.
  • Fed rate hike probability by December is 50%.
  • India's gold reserves rose by $5.637 billion, total forex reserves up $6.295 billion to $696.988 billion.
Sector verdictCOMMODITY_GOLDDownmagnitude 2/3 · confidence 3/5

Gold prices expected to decline 1-2% in the next 48 hours due to Fed rate hike expectations.

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No More Safe Haven Gold Prices Slip to Six Week Low as Middle East Conflict Drags on — News Analysis