Gold fell over 2 percent to a more than two-month low on Wednesday as fresh fighting in the Middle East dimmed hopes of a resolution to the US-Israeli war with Iran, heightening concerns about inflation and interest rate hikes.

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 prices dipped for a third consecutive session, influenced by rising Treasury yields and ongoing Middle East conflict concerns. Goldman Sachs anticipates the Fed will hold…

Gold prices stabilize as traders assess Israel-Iran ceasefire and inflation concerns ahead of key U.S. economic data.

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…

Gold prices dropped over 3% as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions fueled inflation and interest rate hike fears. Investors awaited key U.S. data, including the Producer Price Index, to…

Gold prices dropped to a six-month low as U.S. strikes on Iran fueled oil prices and inflation concerns. This, coupled with strong U.S. consumer inflation data, reinforces…

Gold prices rebound from a six-month low, but rate-hike fears and inflation concerns limit gains amid geopolitical tensions.