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TradingKey - On April 8, spot gold surged toward $4,800 per ounce, hitting a high of $4,857. However, on April 9, it retreated to $4,698, wiping out all gains within just 48 hours. The root cause of this "rollercoaster" price action lies not in gold itself, but in oil.

TradingKey - As the disinflation process slows and oil prices continue to rise, dovish Federal Reserve officials are increasingly sending hawkish signals. Rate cuts are no longer a foregone conclusion for the next move, and the possibility of rate hikes is gradually resurfacing in the market. For ma

TradingKey — Following a significant recent correction in gold prices, market sentiment has shifted from the previous one-sided chase for gains to a reassessment of risks and opportunities. For investors, this round of adjustment is not merely a fluctuation in gold prices; it represents a re-screening of precious metal assets. Determining which mining companies can withstand gold price volatility and which can continue to scale up cash flow in a high-price environment is becoming increasingly critical.

TradingKey - Fluctuating Fed rate cut expectations and a stronger dollar have pressured gold, triggering a re-pricing phase. However, geopolitical risks, inflation fears, and long-term demand provide support. Structurally, despite the short-term correction, the overall uptrend remains intact.

TradingKey - Gold continued its weak correction today as the market remained under pressure from the combined impact of geopolitical risks, a strengthening US dollar, and rising US Treasury yields. Although safe-haven sentiment persists, capital is clearly prioritizing the avoidance of pressure from

TradingKey - After a record‑breaking 2025, the gold market opened 2026 with a jarring flash crash. Prices fell abruptly from record highs, at one point marking the steepest one‑day drop in a decade.



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