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Singapore, June 23 (QNA) – Gold prices fell more than 2% on Tuesday, pressured by a firmer US dollar on expectations of US Federal Reserve interest rate hikes this year, while investors assessed US-Iran talks.
Global stocks also declined amid concerns over AI-related share valuations and expectations of higher interest rates.
Spot gold fell 2.2% to $4,099.84 per ounce by 07:53 GMT. US gold futures for August delivery dropped 2% to $4,117.70.
Among other precious metals, spot silver fell 5% to $61.90 per ounce, platinum declined 3% to $1,628.55, and palladium dropped 2.9% to $1,229.28. (QNA)
