Gold prices (Yellow Metal) is struggling to extend its recovery momentum above $1700, as the US dollar clings onto the recent upside amid a cautious market mood. Gold, however, finds support from retreating US Treasury yields, as uncertainty around the passing of President Joe Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan.
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Silver failed in the 30.00 region and is seen slipping back towards support at 21.87/64.
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Gold prices Trading in a Narrow Range | Gold Silver Reports
Gold prices have been trading in a narrow range since they marked a 9-month low on the 8th of March, with attempts to push higher being weakened by growing interest around bond yields, which is, in turn, keeping the US Dollar supported around 4-month highs.