GOLD PRICE FORECAST: XAU/USD TEASES SELLERS AMID SLUGGISH YIELDS, FEDERAL RESERVE’S FAVORITE INFLATION EYED... dari Tiyas

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Gold price remains pressured after snapping four-week uptrend.

United States Treasury bond yields remain pressured amid mixed headlines.

US Core PCE Price Index, banking news eyed for XAU/USD directions.

Gold price (XAU/USD) makes rounds to $1,975, staying inside a one-week-old symmetrical triangle, as the yellow metal struggles for clear directions during early Monday. In doing so, the precious metal extends the previous weekly losses, the first in four weeks, amid cautious optimism in the market, as well as due to the downbeat United States Treasury bond yields.

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