I’ve been keeping an eye on gold prices lately, and wow, they’ve taken a bit of a hit! As we head into the European tradingsession, gold (XAU/USD) is sitting well below $3,300, actually touching a one-week low this Wednesday. So, what’s causing this dip? Let’s break it down in simpleterms.
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