Gold prices jump as dollar eases amid US-Iran deal hopes. Focus shifts to non-farm payrolls for Fed policy clues.
Gold prices jumped on a weaker dollar and optimism over a U.S.-Middle East peace deal, making bullion more attractive.
April nonfarm payrolls report due Friday could shift Fed rate cut expectations as safe-haven demand firms.
Gold prices fell 2% on Monday as U.S.-Iran tensions boosted the dollar and inflation concerns kept rate hike expectations alive.
Tether's gold-backed token XAUt hits $3B market cap as investors seek safe havens amid Fed rate uncertainty.
Gold's role as a traditional safe haven faces scrutiny amid contradictory market signals and shifting investor sentiment in today's volatile landscape.
Gold prices climb amid geopolitical uncertainty, with oil price expectations also rising, highlighting safe-haven demand in volatile markets.
Gold prices rise sharply as investors seek safety amid escalating geopolitical risks, highlighting its role as a traditional haven asset.
Gold eases near $1,288 as dollar rebounds, but Goldman Sachs raises forecasts to $1,425 on recession fears and Fed dovishness.