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Gold drops more than 1% as rising Middle East tensions add to rate-hike fears

Gold prices have fallen by more than 1% as geopolitical instability in the Middle East fuels expectations for interest rate hikes.

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The brief

Gold and silver prices have declined following renewed US-Iran strikes and an oil shock in the Strait of Hormuz. These developments have led to rising yields and increased bets that interest rates will be raised.

Coverage from Reuters, CNBC, and Bloomberg emphasizes the link between Middle East tensions and rate-hike fears. Kitco reports that the slide in precious metals coincided with the oil shock in Hormuz.

Market attention remains on XAU/USD, which FOREX.com notes has been at support for five weeks with a potential breakout looming.

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How much has the price of gold dropped?

According to Reuters, gold has dropped more than 1%.

What geopolitical events are impacting the market?

Coverage cites renewed US-Iran strikes and an oil shock in the Strait of Hormuz.

Which other metals are affected?

Kitco reports that silver has also slid alongside gold.

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