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Silver slides as stronger dollar and rising US yields revive Fed rate-hike concerns
Silver slid over 3.5% as stronger dollar, rising yields and Fed hike bets pressured prices amid Iran tensions.
Gold slides as dollar and yields rise amid US–Iran tensions and shifting Fed rate expectations
Gold drops 1.3% as dollar and yields surge; Iran talks stall, oil rises, inflation fuels Fed hike bets.
Gold slips to late-March lows as rising US yields and firmer dollar outweigh Iran tensions
Gold slides to $4,482 as higher yields, stronger dollar, and Iran tensions shift focus to inflation.
WPIC Sees Fourth Straight Platinum Deficit as Demand Slumps and Gold Outlook Guides Prices
WPIC forecasts 297,000-ounce platinum deficit; stocks drop to 1.747 million ounces, demand falls, price seen $2,300.
Gold slides to three-month low as Iran talks and Fed rate bets lift yields
Gold neared $4,482 as US-Iran talks, oil-driven inflation fears, and rising rate expectations pressured prices.
Silver slips to $75.95 as firmer US dollar lifts gold-silver ratio, industrial demand underpins prices
Silver prices slid to $75.95 Tuesday, down 2.28%, as gold-silver ratio rose amid market uncertainty.
Philippine Gold Prices Slip as Profit-Taking Offsets Softer Dollar and Fed Rate-Cut Bets
Gold prices in Philippines dipped Tuesday; FXStreet data shows lower gram, tola rates amid global market factors.
UAE Gold Prices Slip as Weaker Dollar and Central Bank Buying Underpin Bullion Appeal
UAE gold prices fell Tuesday: AED 536.38/gram, AED 6,256.24/tola, reflecting FXStreet international conversion rates.
Pakistan gold prices edge lower as softer dollar and Fed pause bets underpin bullish case
Gold prices in Pakistan fell Tuesday; gram at PKR 40,687, tola at PKR 474,563, FXStreet.
Singapore export rebound fuels K-shaped trade as AI-linked electronics outpace petrochemicals and other non-electronics
Singapore’s NODX rebounded, led by electronics and pharmaceuticals; petrochemicals lagged, highlighting increasingly K-shaped export growth.