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Why Did the Price of Gold Go Down?

Summary by El Comercio
How is it that the price of an ‘active refuge’ can go up and down so drastically? Gold and silver have long ceased to be reserves of stability to become thermometers of risk in a global economy that functions like a pressure cooker. Like everything in history, there are episodes that are repeated. Metal prices climb unprecedentedly, driven by geopolitical tensions, inflationary fears in the United States and the weakness of the dollar. Then, in …
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How is it that the price of an ‘active refuge’ can go up and down so drastically? Gold and silver have long ceased to be reserves of stability to become thermometers of risk in a global economy that functions like a pressure cooker. Like everything in history, there are episodes that are repeated. Metal prices climb unprecedentedly, driven by geopolitical tensions, inflationary fears in the United States and the weakness of the dollar. Then, in …

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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Friday, February 6, 2026.
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