Gold advanced after Israel and Lebanon agreed to a conditional ceasefire, easing some geopolitical risk tied to the wider Middle East conflict. The agreement could help stabilize global energy markets and reduce near-term inflation pressure if it holds. The move is supportive for gold as a safe-haven asset, but the broader market impact depends on whether the ceasefire proves durable.
Gold advanced after Israel and Lebanon agreed to a conditional ceasefire, easing some geopolitical risk tied to the wider Middle East conflict. The agreement could help stabilize global energy markets and reduce near-term inflation pressure if it holds. The move is supportive for gold as a safe-haven asset, but the broader market impact depends on whether the ceasefire proves durable.
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