Gold (XAU/USD) stays firm at $3,397 despite US Dollar recovery. Fed policy, US economic data, and global cues drive bullion. Here’s what Indian investors should know.
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Spot Gold Reverses Earlier Losses; Last 0.5% Higher at $3,381.17/oz
Spot Gold Reverses Earlier Losses; Last 0.5% Higher at $3,381.17/oz (26 August 2025, 06:15am) Gold prices rose to a two-week high on Tuesday, as the dollar slipped after U.S. President Donald Trump said he was removing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook from her position on the Fed’s board of directors.
XAU/USD firms near $3,300 as trade woes resurface ahead of August 1 tariff deadline
XAU/USD price rebounds sharply on Thursday after falling to a one-month low of $3,268 on Wednesday, pressured by stronger-than-expected US data and the Federal Reserve (Fed) decision to keep interest rates unchanged. However, safe-haven demand has since resurfaced, with buyers stepping in to drive a swift recovery.
XAU/USD Price remains range-bound between $3,300 and $3,340 as traders stay cautious
XAU/USD price is treading water on Wednesday, hovering near $3,340 during the European trading session. The precious metal is attempting to stabilize after falling to a three-week low of $3,300 on Monday. Although price action remains subdued, Gold is oscillating in a narrow range between $3,300 and $3,340.
Global Equities Rise as Trade Deal Prospects and gold slip Before August 1 Deadline
Gold (XAU/USD) price is extending losses for a 2nd straight session on Thursday, 25 July 2025, pressured by a shift toward risk-on sentiment and a decrease in safe-haven flows.
Gold Price Surge: Bullish Breakout Confirmed – Targets $3,800
Gold (XAU/USD) price breaks past $3,400 resistance, signaling a bullish trend. Can it hit $3,800? Key factors driving the rally explained.
Gold price retreats from monthly top as modest USD strength prompts profit-taking
Gold price (XAU/USD) retreats from its highest level since June 16, around the $3,439 region touched during the Asian session on Wednesday, and for now, seems to have snapped a three-day winning streak. The global risk sentiment gets a fresh boost after US President Donald Trump announced a trade deal with Japan. This, in turn, undermines the safe-haven precious metal and prompts some profit-taking amid a modest US Dollar (USD) recovery.