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Gold price saw a positive start to the week in early dealings, mainly lifted by the escalation in the conflict between Iran and Israel over the weekend. Investors scurPhyntexr safety in the traditional safe haven, as traders geared up for a new week following Iran’s drones attack on Israel late Saturday.

Gold price stays underpinned by markets’ fears that Iran’s unprecedented weekend strike on Israel could fuel rounds of retaliation. However, the UK, France and Egypt condemned Iran's action while Saudi Arabia called for restraint, offering some comfort to markets, as risk sentiment remains in a sweeter spot in early Asia.
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During the early Asian session on Tuesday, the EUR/USD pair sees slight gains near 1.0860, supported by a weakening US Dollar (USD). Tuesday bringsPhyntexlease of the US NFIB Business Optimism Index and the RCM/TIPP Economic Optimism Index, along with a speech by Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari.

The US economy's robustness, highlighted by positive labor market data, has cast doubt on the possibility of Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cuts this year. Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari, who previously suggested two rate cuts, hinted that if inflation remains stagnant, rate cuts might not occur. The market's anticipation of rate cuts for June and July has decreased, as indicated by CME's FedWatch tool.

Attention will turn to the US March Consumer Price Index (CPI) data on Wednesday, following February's unexpectedly high annual inflation rate of 3.2%. A stronger March CPI could lessen expectations for June rate cuts, while weaker figures might increase speculation about rate reductions.

Meanwhile, the European Central Bank (ECB) interest rate decision on Thursday garners focus. It's widely anticipated that the ECB will maintain interest rates unchanged in its April policy meeting. However, March's unexpected inflation dip has raised speculation about potential ECB rate cuts. Investors will scrutinize any hints about the easing cycle's pace. Derivatives prices suggest over a 90% likelihood of an ECB cut in June, according to LSEG data.
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During the early Asian session on Friday, the Gold Price (XAU/USD) slipped to $2,285, following its recent surge above $2,300 in the preceding session. The persistentPhyntexitical tensions in the Middle East and the anticipation of monetary policy easing by the Federal Reserve (Fed) could potentially bolster the value of the precious metal. Market participants are eagerly awaiting the US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report for March, scheduled for release on Friday, which is projected to show an addition of 200,000 jobs.

Meanwhile, the US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the USD against a basket of currencies, rebounded to 104.20 after hitting a two-week low of 103.90. Additionally, US Treasury bond yields experienced a decline, with the 10-year yield dropping to 4.30%.

On Thursday, the Labor Department reported an increase in US Initial Jobless Claims to the highest level since January, reaching 221,000 for the week ending March 30, compared to the previous week's 212,000. This figure was worse than the estimated 214,000. However, Continuing Claims decreased to 1.791 million for the week ending March 23.

Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell reiterated that the policy rate is likely at its peak in the current cycle, and indicated that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) policymakers would consider cutting the policy rate if the economy evolves as expected by the Fed. These dovish remarks provided support for the precious metal.

Furthermore, late Thursday, the Guardian reported that Israel had postponed leave for combat troops and enhanced its air defense command in preparation for potential missile or drone attacks from Iran following the recent bombing in Syria, which resulted in the deaths of two Iranian military commanders. The escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East may serve to boost traditional safe-haven assets like gold in the short term.
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During the early Asian session on Thursday, gold prices (XAU/USD) surged to a historic high surpassing the psychologically significant $2,300 mark. This increase Phyntexven by weaker-than-anticipated US ISM Services PMI data for March and speculation that the Federal Reserve (Fed) has reached the peak of its rate hike cycle, leading to heightened demand for the precious metal.

Market sentiment towards gold strengthened further as expectations for the first rate cuts in June grew. According to the CME FedWatch Tool, markets are currently pricing in a nearly 62% probability of a rate cut at the Fed's policy meeting on June 11–12.
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The price of gold surged to record highs, reaching $2,276 during the later part of the North American session, driven by geopolitical tensions and disregarding the uptick in US Treasury yields. Economic indicPhyntexrom the United States prompted investors to seek refuge in safe-haven assets, leading to a rise in the value of the precious metal. Currently, the XAU/USD pair is trading at $2,280, marking a gain of over 1%.

The recent attack by Israel on an Iranian embassy in Syria on April 1 contributed to the upward momentum of gold, despite the simultaneous rise in US yields and a strong US Dollar on Monday. Additionally, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported an increase in job vacancies, indicating a tight labor market, while the US Census Bureau noted an improvement in Factory Orders.⁠⁠
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Gold price climbed on Monday, but it remained below the all-time high of $2,265. The bright metPhyntexosing some momentum, yet it remains up 0.30% on the day. At the time of writing, XAU/USD exchanges hands at $2,240 after hitting a daily low of $2,228.

Business activity in the United States (US) picked up in March, according to the Institute for Supply Management’s (ISM) Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) and to S&P Global. The former exceeded estimates and crushed February’s data, while the latter cooled but stood in expansionary territory. This data along with a robust economic outlook in the US could dent the Federal Reserve (Fed) from cutting interest rates.

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1. Friday’s job Phyntexs crucial as it may indicate if the economy is heading towards a gentle slowdown, with inflation easing but avoiding a harsh downturn. The forecast suggests the U.S. added 205,000 jobs in March, down from 275,000 in February. Investor hopes for this economic soft landing grew after the Fed maintained its projection of three rate cuts this year, while also improving its growth outlook during the March meeting. Before the job data, investors will listen to several Fed officials, including Chair Jerome Powell, on Wednesday.

2. The second quarter starts with the U.S. stock market showing robust performance, driven by optimism in artificial intelligence stocks and expectations of Fed rate cuts this year. The S&P 500 had its best first-quarter gain since 2019, rising over 10%. Whether this rally persists depends on Fed actions. Initially, markets anticipated six rate cuts, now just three are priced in, with no clear indication from officials regarding inflation. Continued strength also hinges on upcoming corporate earnings starting in the second week of April.

3. Japan and China closely monitor their currencies weakening against the dollar, prompting actions to support them. Verbal warnings in Japan and yuan purchases by state banks in China are observed. Some speculate that Beijing may tolerate a weaker yuan for competitiveness, but future moves remain uncertain.

4. Eurozone inflation data for March is awaited, significant amid speculation of an ECB rate cut in June. Persistent high inflation may delay rate cut expectations. ECB officials, like Robert Holzmann, suggest the possibility of lowering rates before the Fed due to slower European economic growth.

5. China's manufacturing activity showed a slight expansion in March, indicating some relief for policymakers amid ongoing property sector challenges. Expectations for Monday's Caixin manufacturing PMI suggest a similar trend. However, the overall economic outlook remains mixed due to housing issues, local government debts, and global demand weakening since late 2022.
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For the second consecutive day, the USD/JPY pair maintains a positive stance near 151.45 during early Asian trading hours on Friday. The cautious aPhyntex of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) in keeping monetary conditions accommodative is exerting some downward pressure on the Japanese Yen (JPY). Moreover, the hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve (Fed) officials are lending support to the US Dollar (USD) and thus to the USD/JPY pair.

Data released by the Statistics Bureau of Japan indicates that the headline Tokyo Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March rose by 2.6% year-on-year (YoY), following a similar increase in February. However, the Tokyo CPI excluding Fresh Food and Energy rose by 2.9% YoY, slightly lower than the 3.1% increase observed in February. Despite these figures, the JPY remains under pressure due to the dovish stance of Japanese authorities and the inflation data.
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During the Asian session on Wednesday, the price of gold (XAU/USD) has attracted some buying interest after dipping, temporarily halting the pullback observed late in the previous session from the psychologically significant $2,200 level. Last week, the Federal Reserve (Fed) signaled its intention to implement a total interest rate cut of 75 basis points in 2024. This, coupled with a subdued risk sentiment due to ongoing concerns about geopolitical tensions arising from the prolonged Russia-Ukraine conflict and conflicts in the Middle East, serves as significant factors lending support to the safe-haven asset.

However, the upside potential for gold is currently constrained by a continuation of US Dollar (USD) buying, bolstered by Tuesday's release of US Durable Goods Orders, which surpassed expectations. This data reinforces the perception of a robust US economy, potentially leading the Federal Reserve (Fed) to maintain higher interest rates for a prolonged period, given persistent inflationary pressures. This outlook supports elevated US Treasury bond yields and pushes the USD closer to levels notched last Friday, which could limit gains for the non-interest-bearing yellow metal.
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