Gold prices declined on Thursday as U.S. strikes on Iran boosted oil and fueled inflation concerns, impacting interest rate outlooks. Spot gold fell 0.8% to $4,419.60 per ounce. Investors await U.S. PCE data for Federal Reserve policy signals, with officials indicating rates may remain unchanged for now.

Gold prices rise 1.6% to $4,580 as US-Iran deal prospects ease inflation worries amid ongoing negotiations.

Gold and silver prices rose sharply, with gold up 1.4% and silver jumping 3.9%, as falling oil prices and US-Iran peace talk optimism eased inflation concerns.

Gold prices dipped as escalating U.S. actions in Iran sent oil soaring, sparking inflation worries and prolonging high interest rates. Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts, U.S.…