On April 5th, spot gold rose by $8 in the short term, once again reaching $2300 per ounce, wiping out all the decline after non-agricultural activities, and rose 0.40% on the day.
Spot gold hit an upward trend of $2300 per ounce, continuing to reach a new historical high and rising over $200 so far this year.
Spot gold has risen over $2300 per ounce for the first time, continuing to reach a new historical high and rising over $200 so far this year.
On April 3rd, geopolitical risks increased the attractiveness of gold, while traders avoided the shadow cast by strong US economic data on the prospect of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates. Spot gold broke through $2280 at the end of the US market, and COMEX gold futures broke through $2300, both reaching historic highs. Previously, stable job vacancy reports and robust factory data in the United States stimulated speculation in the market that the Federal Reserve may need to maintain h...
Is there sufficient momentum for gold prices to reach $2300 in the short term? The road to rising oil prices is not smooth, and the stabilization period may be extended until