Gold steadies with MidEast conflict in focus after Trump pauses strike - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMisgFBVV95cUxPbDB1M2haVXJUSkRPU09nS2V6b2plTFpfUi1LSHpTalkwbWlJdkdzOGhVTG1TWXpOeHMwNlBhczRZRUpxX0hvMlB0NlRnc3dXZ183SjFUYmFWc1dCOXdNQ01Cb2xLenpTcmJNTkhlbUNZWkdkOG9pbmVkbEF5UGFxUzJOSkxyRUlSQXhmNlNfQXdOaHF1UmVfcVVESE5tQkM2QVBSb2dZY3NBanFpZXhYeXZB?oc=5" target="_blank">Gold steadies with MidEast conflict in focus after Trump pauses strike</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Gold prices remained steady as investors focused on Middle East developments following President Trump's decision to pause a planned attack on Iran, allowing for negotiations to take place on a deal to end the U.S.-Israeli war.

Gold prices rose further after President Trump postponed a planned attack on Iran, with negotiations ongoing. The move eased concerns about inflation and prolonged high interest rates, leading to a weaker dollar and falling oil prices.

Gold held steady as the dollar weakened and crude oil prices fell after President Trump paused a planned attack against Iran, easing concerns about inflation and prolonged high interest rates.

Gold prices stabilized as a weaker dollar and falling oil prices eased inflation worries, following President Trump's decision to pause an attack on Iran. This move, aimed at fostering negotiations, has impacted the precious metal's market dynamics.

Gold prices were largely steady as investors paused after recent volatility and assessed developments in the Middle East following President Trump's delay of a planned military strike on Iran. Traders are also awaiting the Federal Reserve's policy signals.