Gold prices fell 1.3% to $3,274.10 an ounce on Wednesday, marking the second consecutive day of decline. This drop is attributed to a stronger dollar and reduced US-China trade tensions. Despite this dip, gold is on track for its fourth straight monthly gain, up nearly 5% in April. Market analysts…
Trade Tension Easing Pushes Gold Lower Despite Strong Monthly Performance

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