Gold prices edge lower on Fed rate hike prospects

Gold prices declined on Friday as rising crude oil prices and expectations of higher interest rates weighed on the market. U.S. Treasury yields climbed to their highest levels since January 2025. Traders now see an 81 percent chance of a rate increase in September.

Gold prices edged lower on Friday amid concerns over inflation and the prospect of Federal Reserve rate hikes. The move came as Brent crude oil topped $100 a barrel, boosting expectations for tighter monetary policy.

U.S. Treasury yields reached their highest levels since January 2025. Market participants priced in an 81 percent probability of a September rate increase.

Other precious metals followed gold lower. Silver, platinum and palladium all recorded declines during the session.

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Indian markets and rupee decline as Trump signals end of Iran truce

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Indian stocks and the rupee fell sharply on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump signaled the end of a truce with Iran. Fresh US strikes on Iran and rising oil prices triggered the selloff. Gold and silver prices also extended losses in Mumbai trading.

Gold prices have declined for a second consecutive week. Rising oil costs and worries over potential U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hikes are weighing on the metal's appeal.

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Gold prices fell on Friday, on track for a third straight weekly decline. The drop stems from a firmer U.S. dollar and hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve.

Bitcoin traded around $65,000 on Thursday as escalating U.S.-Iran conflict drove oil prices higher and pushed Treasury yields to multi-month peaks. Spot Bitcoin ETFs drew nearly $1 billion in inflows over seven sessions. Grayscale Research said the price may have already bottomed.

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Die indische Regierung hat die Zollgebühren für Gold, Silber und Platin erhöht, um die Importe zu drosseln und die Devisenreserven angesichts steigender Ölpreise infolge des Konflikts in Westasien zu schonen.

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