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Gold prices ticked up slightly today, reaching $2,169.59 per ounce, a 0.2% increase. U.S. futures rose by 0.4% to $2,190.80. However, gold is on track for its steepest monthly decline since February 2023, down nearly 2% so far in March. Investors are focusing on the Middle East, where Israels recent actions in Iran have not yet sparked retaliation, keeping golds safe-haven status intact. The de-escalation vibes have eased some pressure, but the risk of renewed conflicts keeps gold propped up. Gold is currently stuck in a range between $2,150 and $2,200 per ounce, awaiting a catalyst to break out. Yesterdays U.S. data showed stronger fourth-quarter growth and a tight job market, reducing expectations for quick Fed rate cuts and supporting golds appeal. Silver, platinum, and palladium also gained, with silver up 0.7% to $24.62 per ounce, platinum rising 0.4% to $916.70, and palladium gaining 0.7% to $1,666.23. Market watchers will keep a close eye on regional developments, as any changes could quickly impact prices.
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