Gold Slides Toward $2,280 as Yields Rise and Safe-Haven Demand Eases
Gold prices dropped toward $2,280 per ounce as US Treasury yields surged and geopolitical tensions eased. The stronger dollar and reduced central-bank buying weighed on bullion. Markets shifted away from safe-haven assets as investors reassessed inflation expectations and interest-rate outlooks.

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