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Gold Slips Toward $4,010 Ahead of Fed Decision and Amid Iran Diplomacy
The price of gold fell to around $4,010 per ounce as investors await the US Federal Reserve's decision and watch diplomatic signals surrounding Iran. The combined effect on XAU is not yet clear.
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According to media reports, gold edged lower and is trading around $4,010 per ounce. The market is awaiting the Federal Reserve's announcement of its monetary policy decision.
The second factor is diplomacy surrounding Iran. Progress in negotiations usually reduces demand for safe-haven assets, which include gold, and thereby puts pressure on it.
The Fed's decision will affect rate expectations, bond yields and the dollar exchange rate. A dovish signal could support gold, while a hawkish one could weaken it. The sources provide only brief summaries and contain no details of the price movement.
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