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Gold gains over 1% on pause in US-Iran fighting; Fed decision looms

Gold prices rise over 1% as a pause in US-Iran fighting shifts market focus toward an upcoming Federal Reserve decision.

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Gold has gained over 1%, holding near $4,050. This movement coincides with a pause in fighting between the U.S. and Iran over the weekend, which has contributed to a 4% drop in Brent crude oil prices.

Coverage from Reuters, WSJ, and Bloomberg emphasizes that the pause in Mideast fighting is curbing inflation risks. CNBC and Kitco further note that gold is rising while equities diverge and oil prices fall.

Investors are now monitoring further Mideast developments and awaiting a looming decision from the Federal Reserve.

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Quick answers

How much has gold risen?

According to Reuters, gold has gained over 1% and is holding near $4,050.

What happened to oil prices?

CNBC reports that Brent crude has lost 4%.

Why is gold climbing according to Bloomberg?

Bloomberg states gold is climbing as the pause in Mideast fighting curbs inflation risk.

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