Gold has entered bear market territory, sliding below US$4,000 an ounce for the first time since November 2025 as rising interest rate expectations and a strengthening dollar weigh heavily on bullion, though local traders argue the dip may not last long.

Gold fell below the $4,000 per ounce mark Wednesday morning for the first time since November.

Gold prices dipped on Wednesday, reaching their lowest point since June 11, as a stronger dollar, fueled by anticipated U.S. interest rate hikes, made the precious metal pricier…

Gold prices tumbled to a seven-month low on Thursday, nearing $3,985 per ounce, as a robust dollar and anticipation of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes weighed heavily. Traders…

Gold hits a seven-month low, trading below $4,000 as dollar strength and Fed tightening expectations weigh on prices.

Gold faces a fourth weekly loss as a strong dollar and hawkish Fed expectations pressure prices below $4,000 per ounce.