Gold slips as dollar strengthens and oil rises while awaiting U.S.-Iran ceasefire decision
Key takeaways
- Gold inched lower on Monday pressured by a stronger dollar and rising crude prices; investors await President Trump's decision on a proposed extension of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire.
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Gold prices dipped because a stronger dollar makes the metal costlier for buyers using other currencies and rising oil prices can shift investor focus. People are waiting to see if the US extends its ceasefire with Iran.
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