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Daily Infinity Geopolitical/Technical News: Riyadh Under Fire for a Fourth Day as Gold Tests $4,200
Houthi drone and missile waves hit Riyadh airport for a fourth straight day while Iran keeps Hormuz shut; gold presses on $4,200 as US 10-year yields slip to 5.194% ahead of Wednesday’s CPI.
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Riyadh Airport Strike Spikes Gold to $4,216 Before Profit-Taking
Gold reversed from a $4,216 Asian spike to $4,188 as crude slid on Russian diesel and energy-truce reports, with the US bond market closed for Columbus Day and September CPI due Wednesday.
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Bab el-Mandeb in Flames: Brent at $104.60 as Yields Cap Gold at $4,132
Overnight Red Sea clashes and missile launches at Saudi energy corridors lift Brent to $104.60, while elevated yields cap gold at $4,132 ahead of tonight’s FOMC Minutes.
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Gold Rebounds to $4,180 as Hormuz Risk Meets Core PCE Day
Spot gold trades near USD 4,180 and Brent near USD 102.6 as month-end, Core PCE, ADP and Williams’ softer Fed tone frame Wednesday’s session.
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Gold Crushed by Real Yields as Trump Rejects Iran’s Hormuz Offer
Gold slid about 4% on Monday to $4,130 as US yields hit 2007 highs and Trump rejected Tehran’s 7-day Hormuz proposal, with Brent holding near $104.
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Oil eases on Hormuz hopes while yields hold near multi-year highs
Crude slides for a second session on reports of a phased US-Iran deal to reopen Hormuz, the 30-year Treasury yield sits at its highest since 2004, and a hawkish chorus of Fed and European central bankers keeps the dollar bid. Gold is stuck in the middle.
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Gold Retreats as Dollar Strength Outweighs Hormuz Risk
Gold and Brent extend Monday’s pullback as a hawkish Fed and firmer dollar overshadow lingering Hormuz Strait supply tension ahead of the UN General Assembly and the Trump-Xi summit.
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Riyadh in Flames: Trump Weighs Strike on Iran as Oil Slides
Houthi strikes on Riyadh and Yanbu send oil lower while gold holds above $4,350 as the Fed stays hawkish and ETF demand hits records.
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Gold Holds $4,300 After Hawkish Fed, Oil Stays Tense on Saudi Risk
Daily Infinity News: gold consolidates above $4,300 after the Fed’s hawkish 25bp hike, while Brent crude stays elevated on Saudi pipeline damage and Yemen conflict risk.
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Saudi pipeline in flames: Brent surges past $108 as gold hunts for a floor
A drone strike on the Saudi East-West pipeline and an attack in the Strait of Hormuz have pushed Brent to $108, while gold slides to $4,328 as Fed rate-hike odds jump to 87% ahead of Wednesday’s FOMC.
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Gold climbs back above $4,400 ahead of decisive CPI
Oil above $102, Hormuz under pressure, and the Fed pricing in nearly 70% odds of a September rate hike – today’s US CPI at 14:30 CEST will decide XAU/USD’s next move.
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Hormuz in flames: oil above $100 pushes gold into an inflation trap
Brent has broken through the psychological $100 mark and is pushing toward $102, the US 10-year yield has spiked to 4.85%, and gold remains stuck just above $4,400. Today’s PPI print will decide where the market moves next.
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Central bank gold demand remains resilient
Central banks bought a net 23 tonnes of gold in July, led by China’s 21st straight month of purchases and Poland’s 90 tonnes year-to-date. Buying has slowed from a year ago, but the official sector still provides a structural floor – and a soft ADP print plus dovish Waller comments gave gold a 2% lift on Thursday.
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Gold rebounds, but Hormuz and Friday’s NFP will decide the direction
Gold climbs back above $4,430 after a weaker ADP print and falling yields, while the Hormuz geopolitical premium and stressed European bonds keep the market on edge ahead of Friday’s NFP.
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