https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/gold

Gold prices steadied around $4,830 per ounce on Thursday after a sixth straight decline, the longest losing streak since late 2024, as the Federal Reserve&rsquo s hawkish hold outweighed geopolitical risks. The Fed kept rates unchanged and signaled just one cut this year, with Jerome Powell stressing that easing hinges on clearer progress in curbing inflation. Officials also highlighted rising uncertainty from the Middle East conflict, warning that higher energy prices could fuel inflation. Meanwhile, Iran launched missile strikes on a Qatari site housing the world&rsquo s largest LNG facility, escalating tensions after an Israeli attack on Iran&rsquo s South Pars gas field. While this supported safe-haven demand, it also pushed oil prices higher. Gold remains up about 12% year-to-date, but momentum has weakened as expectations for the scale of rate cuts have diminished and some investors sold holdings to meet margin calls elsewhere.

Judging From Today' s Trading Patern, BBs Still Collecting........As In Past 3 Weeks!

High Chance They Might Wanna Play Up The Share Price To Maximize Their Short-Term Gain, Before Re-evalauting The Market Sentiment And General Directions.

Fundamental = Wilton Is The Golden Boy Now, The Target Of Takeover!