Local gold prices rise following gains in global market
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When the conflict broke out between the U.S., Israel and Iran almost three weeks ago, the market reacted immediately: oil skyrocketed to nearly US$ 120, stock exchanges retreated and investors began to seek refuge. In that context, many expected a strong gold leap, but it has not. Since the beginning of the hostilities, gold began a brief escalation that placed it close to US$ 5,420 per ounce. After that, however, it began to adjust. On March 3,…
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Local gold prices rise following gains in global market
Gold prices increased in both international and local markets, while silver rates remains comparatively stable. In the international bullion market, gold prices rose by $37 per ounce to reach $5,205. However, spot gold prices in London are down 6% since the initial safe-haven spike at the start of the conflict on February 28. Bullion was last trading at $5,109 per troy ounce, even as oil prices surged. In the local market, the price of gold per …
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Precious metals such as gold typically increase in price during crises, but now its price movements have also surprised us. Voima Gold's CEO explains the reasons.
Tensions in the Middle East are causing sharp fluctuations in the markets for the 13th day. The uncertainty surrounding a potential war between the US, Israel, and Iran is leading to rapid ups and downs in gold, silver, and oil prices. Financial analyst İslam Memiş stated on A Haber that the market is behaving like a "yo-yo," with statements from Trump and Iran directly impacting prices, making a clear prediction impossible. Memiş added that the…
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