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Gold Still Weak, but Analysts Say It’s Only a Pause
Despite the conflict in the Middle East showing no signs of easing, gold prices continue to appear unexpectedly weak. The main reason remains the strong dollar, although analysts note that the underperformance of the ultimate safe-haven asset will likely be temporary. The sell-off in gold is reportedly driven by the need for liquidity, which, however, may not be enough to keep the metal down for long. If geopolitical uncertainty persists, gold could reach $5,700 in the second half of the year.
[Source: Investing.com]
Gold and silver edge slightly higher, weighed down by the strengthening dollar.
The escalation of the conflict in the Middle East has heated up the energy markets, but despite geopolitical uncertainties, the dollar appears to be the safe-haven asset of the moment. Spot gold is nonetheless up 1.5% at $5,164 per ounce.
Gold loses strength against the rise of the dollar
Gold prices are declining in today’s trading session, especially following the opening of the U.S. market. The safe-haven asset is down 2%, falling to $5,172 per ounce after touching lows of $5,076. Silver is seeing an even sharper decline, dropping 7% to below $83 per ounce.
[Source: Investing.com]
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