Federal Reserve Rate Cut Expectations Cool, Gold's Safe-Haven Properties Temporarily Suppressed

Amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and disruptions to the vital Strait of Hormuz, a key global shipping artery, gold—traditionally a safe-haven asset—has not experienced the expected surge. Instead, since March, it has entered a period of volatile decline. Industry experts believe that multiple factors, including reduced expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, the temporary safe-haven advantage of the US dollar, and shifting capital flows, have collectively caused a short-term divergence between gold prices and geopolitical risks. In the short term, gold prices are likely to fluctuate within a wide range, but in the long term, there remains potential for an upward trend. (China Securities Journal)

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