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In times of global crises, the price of gold shoots up as investors look at the yellow metal as a safe haven against inflation.
Gold has been under pressure since the United States and Israel attacked Iran in late February, launching a months-long war. Prices have fallen from a high of $5,303 per troy ounce (31.1g) on January 28 to $4,235 on Friday.
That is because soaring inflation has raised concerns that central banks will not slash interest rates. They may even hike them to rein in prices.
To retaliate against the US and Israel, Iran has been blocking traffic through the waterway since the start of the war, impeding a major artery for oil and gas shipments. Energy prices have shot up in response, which in turn has pushed up inflation.
Gold is as close to real money as is possible in terms of an asset,” Justin Cardwell, head options analyst for the financial website OptionSpreaders.com, told Al Jazeera. “It doesn’t collect dividends, but it also doesn’t yield value till prices go up. People buy gold for its appreciation [in value].”
When the dollar strengthens, gold feels the pressure; when the dollar weakens, gold tends to climb. Right now, the dollar is strong, and gold is feeling it,” Collin Plume, CEO of Noble Gold Investments, told Al Jazeera in an email.
A few months ago, what came next was a rate cut, so prices were rising and assets were appreciating across the board. That’s changed. Now we’re facing headwinds, including the real potential of a rate increase. Any asset is affected by that shift, and gold is especially price-sensitive to interest rates.”
On Friday, as the news of a potential deal between the US and Iran broke, gold closed slightly higher than on the previous day.
Headlines of the possibility of the war coming to close would be positive for gold because the assumption is that inflation will come down,” said Cardwell.
“This range that gold’s currently in, it’s very likely this is a place of support. Even when the war ends, there are so many other factors that will keep a lid on what gold prices can do,” Cardwell added.
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