Gold records biggest weekly loss since November

gold in to 1929.56 dollars an ounce, influenced by the rise of the dollar.

The dollar jumped against other major currencies, making gold more expensive for buyers outside the United States.

David Jones, chief market analyst at Capital.com, said: "Over the past ten days, we have seen a significant dent in the momentum caused by Military operations in Ukraine The outburst of speculation" on gold.

Gold fell 2.8 this week, as sentiment was supported in financial markets The broader public is optimistic about peace talks, reducing demand for safe haven assets.

And palladium fell in spot transactions 0.3 percent to $ 2503.99 an ounce, and is heading for a weekly decline of more than ten percent as concerns about supplies from Russia its largest producer.

Silver fell 1.6 percent to $24.94, while platinum rose 0.7 percent to $1027.49.

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And the price fell gold in to 1929.56 dollars an ounce, influenced by the rise of the dollar.

The dollar jumped against other major currencies, making gold more expensive for buyers outside the United States.

“Over the past 10 days, we’ve seen a significant dent in the momentum from the Military operations in Ukraine And the upsurge in speculating on gold.

Gold fell 2.8 this week, as sentiment was supported in financial markets The broader public is optimistic about peace talks, reducing demand for safe haven assets.

And palladium fell in spot transactions 0.3 percent to $ 2503.99 an ounce, and is heading for a weekly decline of more than ten percent as concerns about supplies from Russia its largest producer.

Silver fell 1.6 percent to $24.94, while platinum rose 0.7 percent to $1027.49.

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