Gold set for fifth negative week in six as surging dollar, Treasury bond rout weigh

Gold is reportedly on track for its fifth negative week in six, weighed down by a surging dollar and a Treasury bond rout. ^[1]

The report cites the stronger dollar and the selloff in the Treasury market as key macroeconomic drivers pressuring gold prices. ^[1]

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