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Gold prices declined in early-week trading on Monday (30/3/2026).
According to Bloomberg, at 06:17 WIB on Monday (30/3/2026), the price of gold for delivery in June 2026 on the Commodity Exchange was at US$ 4,499.40 per troy ounce, a decrease of 0.55% from last week’s US$ 4,524.30 per troy ounce.
Gold prices slightly corrected but remain stable as buyers taking advantage of the dip start entering the market.
Quoting Bloomberg, opportunistic buyers are beginning to emerge after the biggest sell-off in the gold market in recent years, although concerns remain that prolonged conflicts could prompt central banks in Mesir, Arab Saudi, and Timur Tengah to sell their reserves or raise interest rates to control inflation.
Over the weekend, Mesir, Arab Saudi, and Timur Tengah met to hold talks and seek a way out of the Middle East conflict.
Gold prices rose slightly last week. However, since the war began about a month ago, gold prices have fallen 15%.
Economic shocks caused by soaring energy prices have sparked fears that the Fed will raise interest rates, which could hinder gold price movements.
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