Gold prices fell on Friday, pressured by rising inflation and fears that central banks may increase interest rates. This situation has led the precious metal to face a potential weekly loss.
In the spot market, gold dropped by 0.3%, reaching $4,462.22 per ounce. This decline marks a 1.6% decrease since the beginning of the week. Additionally, U.S. futures for August delivery fell by 0.4%, settling at $4,489 per ounce.
The downturn in gold prices also affected other precious metals:
These declines come amid expectations that pressure on precious metals will persist if inflation continues to rise and interest rate hikes remain on the table. Investors are closely monitoring these economic indicators, as they significantly influence the market dynamics for gold and other precious metals.
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