Gold prices slump as Trump threatens more attacks on Iran - reuters.com

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Gold prices declined after President Trump's announcement of continued military actions in Iran, leading to higher crude prices and dampened expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts.

Spot gold fell 2% to $4,664.39 per ounce following President Trump's remarks about ongoing military operations in Iran, which also pushed crude prices higher and dampened hopes for U.S. interest rate cuts.

Gold prices declined after President Trump's announcement of continued military actions in Iran, leading to higher crude prices and dampened expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts.

Gold prices rose as President Trump indicated a potential end to the Iran conflict, with spot gold up 2% to $4,762.14/oz, following a significant decline in March.

Oil prices rose over 2% as President Trump's escalating threats toward Iran intensified geopolitical tensions, leading to higher crude prices and market volatility.

Gold prices fell over 1% after President Trump's announcement of continued military actions in Iran, with spot gold dropping to $4,694.48 an ounce.

Gold prices are at a critical juncture, with spot gold stabilizing around $4,717 after a significant drop in March, amid expectations of President Trump's address on the Iran offensive.

Gold prices rose for a fourth straight session as President Trump signaled a potential exit from the Iran conflict, with spot gold up 0.6% to $4,694.16 an ounce.

Oil prices rose more than 4% and Asian stocks fell after President Trump's address stating the U.S. will continue to hit Iran hard and 'finish the job' soon.

Oil prices surged over 4%, while gold and Asian stocks declined after President Trump's vow to continue 'hitting Iran very hard' and 'finish the job' soon.