New Developments in Oman News Agency: Insights for Investors and Business Leaders in Oman
New York, July 8 – Gold prices fell by more than 1% at today’s settlement, driven by optimism in the markets over progress in trade agreements between the United States and its partners. This shift has reduced demand for safe-haven assets, alongside increasing pressure from a rising dollar and higher U.S. Treasury yields.
In spot trading, gold decreased by 0.8%, reaching $3,307.16 per ounce, marking its lowest level in over a week during the session.
Similarly, U.S. gold futures also declined by the same percentage to $3,316.90 per ounce.
In other precious metals, silver in spot trading dropped 0.3% to $36.64 per ounce. Platinum decreased by 0.8% to $1,359.90, while palladium remained stable at $1,111.36 per ounce.
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The recent decline in gold prices reflects a growing optimism in trade agreements, signaling potential stability in global markets. For businesses in Oman, this may lead to decreased demand for safe-haven assets, opening avenues for investment in more growth-oriented sectors. Smart investors should consider leveraging this shift by exploring opportunities in sectors tied to trade and economic growth rather than traditional commodities.
Source: Oman News
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