Gold drops over 2% to $4,463 per ounce as US-Iran peace hopes fade, extending a 14% decline since the conflict began while Bitcoin shows safe-haven

Gold stabilized near $4,325 per ounce after falling nearly 5% as Iran attacked Israel, threatening the April ceasefire. Here's what investors should watch.

Gold dropped 1.7% to $4,380 and Bitcoin fell below $73K after US strikes on Iran. Nearly $1 billion in crypto positions were liquidated amid escalation.

Gold prices dropped over 1% as rising oil prices, fueled by renewed U.S.-Iran hostilities, heightened inflation and interest rate hike concerns. Traders are now pricing in a high…

Explore how gold prices are affected by rising oil prices and renewed US-Iran hostilities, with insights on market adjustments and inflation concerns. Read more at…

Gold drops over 2% to $4,463 per ounce as US-Iran peace hopes fade, extending a 14% decline since the conflict began while Bitcoin shows safe-haven