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Gold eases from three-week high as stronger US dollar reduces safe-haven appetite
Gold dipped from a three-week high as the US dollar strengthened and risk appetite slightly improved, reducing immediate safe-haven demand.
Gold prices slipped from a recent three-week peak as the US dollar strengthened following developments tied to the government reopening process. Traders noted that risk sentiment improved marginally, reducing safe-haven demand and capping bullion’s earlier gains. Analysts said that while geopolitical uncertainty continues to support underlying interest, near-term movements remain tightly correlated with currency strength and US macro signals.
Market participants added that ETF flows were mixed, reflecting a wait-and-watch stance among institutional buyers assessing real-rate expectations.