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A rocketing U.S. dollar is taking a toll on gold, with the yellow metal dropping below $1,900 an ounce for the first time since March.

Gold prices rose again on Friday after hitting a three-week low earlier in the week, after a batch of U.S. inflation reports were seen as not alarming enough...

Gold rose on Monday, heading for its best session in nearly two weeks as the dollar retreated before this weeks key U.S. inflation reading that could influence the Federal Reserves interest rate...

Gold futures rise on Monday as the dollar pulls back.

Gold futures tick higher Friday, but remain on track for a weekly loss in the face of rising Treasury yields and a stronger U.S. dollar.

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Gold clawed higher on Wednesday on a weaker dollar and bond yields, recovering some ground after retreating below the key $1,900 level in the last session following robust U.S. economic data. ... -Today at 06:21 am- MarketScreener

"The broader economic situation looks better than it did three months ago and inflation seems to be coming down the way the Fed wants, and in such a situation there is less need for safe-havens like gold," said Everett Millman, chief market analyst at Gainesville Coins.

Gold prices have weakened in the face of a strong US dollar, with investor sentiment shifting away from the precious metal.

Gold futures were adding to their losses on Monday following their worst weekly pullback in nearly two months as U.S. dollar strength continued to sap the...