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Gold prices rose to $2,365/oz from $2,339/oz last week amid a slight increase in the U.S. unemployment rate to 4.1%. Jerome Powell emphasized stable economic growth with 4% unemployment and 2.6% inflation. Market events include Powell's testimonies and inflation data, influencing potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.

Gold prices hold steady, up minimally at $2,339 an ounce from $2,336 an ounce last week. Since the April 2024 Iranian missile attack, prices have stayed resilient around $2,300 an ounce, appealing to investors. The PCE inflation report met expectations at 2.6%, calming concerns for the Federal Reserve amidst upcoming economic indicators and market events.

Gold inches up to $2,336 as FDIC and Fed reveal major flaws in big banks' derivative plans, posing recession risks. Central banks boost gold reserves, anticipating a potential liquidity crisis amid troubling economic indicators.

Gold prices rose slightly to $2,330 an ounce. Despite the Federal Reserve's cautious stance on rate cuts and ongoing economic indicators, gold has remained stable. Key market events this week may influence future rates.

Gold prices fell to $3,515 an ounce due to a stronger U.S. dollar, rising Treasury yields, and China's unexpected halt in gold purchases. Key upcoming events include the Consumer Price Index and the FOMC meeting. Despite high demand, gold supply struggles may drive future price increases.

Gold prices fell $50 an ounce last week due to high inflation and a Q1 GDP revision to 1.3%. The Federal Reserve, amid concerns of persistent inflation, paused rate hikes but may face pressure to lower rates if trends continue. Economic decisions by the Bank of Canada and the European Central Bank also loom.

Gold prices react to favorable Initial Jobless Claims and Consumer Sentiment reports, dipping below $2,350 an ounce, while maintaining a bullish trajectory amidst global inflationary pressures and sustained central bank demand.

The spot price of gold has continued to rise over the last seven months as conflict in the Middle East rages on.