Gold Edges Higher on Safe-Haven Demand as US-Iran Talks Loom

Gold prices inched higher Thursday as safe-haven demand strengthened amid tariff uncertainty and renewed geopolitical tensions.

Spot gold rose 0.2% to $5,182.18 per ounce, after hitting a three-week high earlier this week.

U.S. gold futures for April delivery slipped 0.5% to $5,198.70, while the dollar weakened, supporting bullion’s appeal.

Analysts cited persistent U.S.-Iran tensions and uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump’s tariff strategy as key bullish drivers.

Gold, up 20% this year and near its record $5,594.82 peak, remains supported by strong Asian and central bank buying.

Elsewhere, silver fell 2.2%, palladium declined 1.3%, and platinum held steady as investors awaited U.S. jobless claims data.

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