Gold falls as Iran tensions fuel inflation concerns

NEWS SUMMARY

Gold prices fell 0.7 percent to $4,537.54 an ounce on Tuesday following reports of renewed U.S. military strikes in Iran. Analysts stated that the resulting higher oil prices have renewed fears of inflationary pressure, increasing expectations that central banks may maintain tight monetary policy.

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Gold prices fell on Tuesday after renewed US military strikes in Iran pushed oil prices higher, raising concerns that inflation could remain elevated and keep interest rates higher for longer, Reuters reported. Spot gold fell 0.

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