Gold Regains Traction Toward $4,350 in the Final Full Week of 2025 Gold is starting the final full week of 2025 with renewed strength, regaining momentum toward the $4,350 mark during Monday’s Asian session. The precious metal continues to attract buyers as expectations grow for US Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2026, a key driver behind the latest bullish push. According to recent market updates, gold has been edging higher, trading near $4,315 in early Asian hours—its strongest level since late October—supported by rising confidence that the Fed will continue easing monetary policy next year. Lower interest rates

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The U.S. dollar held on to overnight gains against major peers on Thursday after President Donald Trump withdrew a threat to impose tariffs on a number of European NATO nations, trumpeting the framework of a deal with NATO over control of Greenland. #Fed# #OPINIONLEADER#

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At World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos, Donald Trump’s Greenland push, tariff threats of up to 200%, and a proposed $1 billion “Board of Peace” are dominating day 2 of talks. 🇺🇸 US Treasuries slid, with the 30-year yield up 6 bps to ~4.91%, as Donald Trump’s Greenland tariff threats fueled inflation fears and sparked a global bond selloff. 🥇 #gold# jumped to a record ~$4,700/oz as dispute-fueled US-Europe trade-war fears and safe-haven buying.

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China has deeper roots than it shows China continues to accumulate gold in large quantities, but official reports show a different picture In 2025, China’s total reported (by PBoC) gold purchases reached +27 tonnes. Considering that China officially reports just 10% of its actual purchase, this suggests that China actually acquired around +270 tonnes of physical gold in 2025, as per GS Is China preparing (stockpiling gold) for an upcoming major crisis??

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