Gold firms, but on track for weekly loss as inflation fears temper safe-haven demand - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqAFBVV95cUxNc3hQSEpJRG9qd3ZRWlBhUk5IMnhnTXZjVGN1bmlPR0xhQk1iNVlkM3htVERMWHBWTHZLUFk0bmNPWTdmbFluWGpPdk9paUhkOWNBdVIydE5CeVRyQUhORlpPRnp0VVhHSHRYWm1kbkNDUS1yVzYxa2xfUDY3LVM2dTVLdEh1eE5BOXp5ZWNmNVRYanRRUUstUEVaQ09BMW0wSWJFNHNSUjI?oc=5" target="_blank">Gold firms, but on track for weekly loss as inflation fears temper safe-haven demand</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Gold prices rose following a weak U.S. payrolls report, but were still on track for a weekly loss due to a stronger dollar and reduced interest-rate-cut expectations.

Gold prices edged lower as a stronger U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields weighed on the metal, despite ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions.

Gold prices retreated as a stronger dollar and tempered expectations of interest rate cuts pressured the metal, despite geopolitical tensions.

Gold prices faced selling pressure as profit-taking occurred after a three-day rally, with concerns over potential interest rate cuts adding to the volatility.

Silver prices remained steady, supported by a weaker U.S. dollar and lower bond yields, with traders eyeing potential upside amid lingering uncertainty over U.S.-China trade relations.