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Gold eased after the Fed penciled in just one 2025 rate cut, lifting the dollar and yields and cooling safe-haven momentum.

Gold eased after the Fed projected just one rate cut in 2025, tempering earlier safe-haven gains from soft U.S. inflation data.

Gold held firm after the Fed hinted at 2025 rate cuts, as softer yields and a weaker dollar supported safe‑haven demand.

Gold steadied after the Fed hinted rate cuts could begin in mid‑2025, reshaping expectations for the dollar, yields, and safe‑haven demand.

Gold held its ground after the Fed signaled fewer 2025 rate cuts, as investors weighed higher-for-longer yields against safe-haven demand.

Gold pulled back after the Fed projected fewer 2025 rate cuts, lifting the dollar and yields and cooling safe-haven demand despite lingering geopolitical risks.

Gold held firm after the Federal Reserve hinted at possible 2025 rate cuts, reshaping expectations for the dollar, yields, and safe-haven demand.

Stronger-than-expected US retail sales boosted the dollar and Treasury yields, putting short-term pressure on gold while keeping safe-haven demand in the background.

Gold holds firm after the Fed projects three rate cuts in 2025, as traders balance lower-yield hopes against a still-cautious policy outlook.

A hotter U.S. inflation report and a cautious Fed pushed yields and the dollar higher, pressuring gold while safe-haven interest stayed in focus.

Gold eased as stronger U.S. data and hawkish Fed comments lifted yields and the dollar, pressuring safe‑haven metals despite lingering geopolitical risks.

Gold eased after the Fed projected just one rate cut in 2025, offsetting relief from a softer U.S. inflation reading.

A hotter‑than‑expected US jobs report pushed Treasury yields and the dollar higher, pressuring gold while traders reassessed Fed rate‑cut bets.

A hotter-than-expected US jobs report pushed Treasury yields and the dollar higher, pressuring gold and silver as traders cut near-term safe-haven bets.

A stronger-than-expected US jobs report pressured gold as the dollar and Treasury yields climbed, but investors are still watching for safe-haven demand.

Stronger than expected US jobs data pushed Treasury yields and the dollar higher on Friday, putting short term pressure on gold while keeping safe haven interest in focus.

Gold steadied after Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned against rushing 2025 rate cuts, lifting yields and the dollar but keeping safe-haven demand in play.

Gold steadied as Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaled a cautious approach to rate cuts, tempering the dollar and Treasury yields while keeping safe-haven demand in focus.

A hotter-than-expected U.S. jobs report and cautious comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell pushed yields and the dollar higher, putting short-term pressure on gold even as safe-haven demand stays in focus.

Gold prices are steady as investors weigh sticky inflation, shifting Fed rate expectations, and a choppy U.S. dollar, with implications for silver, miners, and safe haven demand.

Gold prices steadied after the latest Fed meeting, as policymakers signaled fewer rate cuts ahead and a higher-for-longer outlook for interest rates, reshaping expectations for gold, silver, and broader precious metals markets.

Gold eased as the Federal Reserve signaled a slightly more hawkish path for interest rates, lifting the US dollar and Treasury yields while traders refocused on upcoming inflation data and its impact on safe haven demand.

Spot silver is trading in a tight range as markets weigh interest rate expectations against a mixed outlook for global manufacturing and safe haven demand.

A hotter U.S. labor market report pressured gold and silver as traders scaled back rate cut expectations and rotated toward the dollar and Treasuries.

Gold pulled back after the Federal Reserve projected just one rate cut in 2025, but underlying support for the metal remains tied to inflation, central bank buying, and geopolitical risk.

Gold pulled back after the Federal Reserve’s latest meeting but ongoing geopolitical risk and steady central bank buying are helping to cushion the downside.