Gold has had a volatile six-month run, ending 2025 and starting 2026 on a strong note before pulling back in March as Middle East geopolitical conflict escalated. The article frames the move as driven by shifting risk sentiment rather than a new fundamental catalyst. Market impact is limited, but the backdrop remains supportive for safe-haven demand.
Gold has had a volatile six-month run, ending 2025 and starting 2026 on a strong note before pulling back in March as Middle East geopolitical conflict escalated. The article frames the move as driven by shifting risk sentiment rather than a new fundamental catalyst. Market impact is limited, but the backdrop remains supportive for safe-haven demand.
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