Gold prices plunged on Friday as the Strait of Hormuz blockade appeared likely to continue after the U.S.-China summit ended without any announcement of Chinese intervention to end the Gulf war. The move reflects a more risk-off market tone and renewed geopolitical stress, with direct implications for commodities and safe-haven positioning. The article suggests the losses extended from the prior session, indicating sustained selling pressure in gold.
Gold prices plunged on Friday as the Strait of Hormuz blockade appeared likely to continue after the U.S.-China summit ended without any announcement of Chinese intervention to end the Gulf war. The move reflects a more risk-off market tone and renewed geopolitical stress, with direct implications for commodities and safe-haven positioning. The article suggests the losses extended from the prior session, indicating sustained selling pressure in gold.
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