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Gold heads for worst quarter in more than a decade as retail frenzy fades

Gold is on track for its worst quarterly performance in over 13 years as retail demand cools and Federal Reserve expectations shift.

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The brief

Gold prices are declining, marking a period of sustained loss that spans more than a decade. The downward movement follows a shift in retail interest and market activity surrounding the metal.

Coverage from Reuters, CNBC, Financial Times, KITCO, and Yahoo Finance highlights a combination of factors influencing these movements. Market participants are currently monitoring the upcoming June jobs report.

While the metal has held at recent levels, coverage does not yet specify the full scope of how future labor data or further monetary policy adjustments will impact price stability.

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Quick answers

How significant is the current decline in gold?

Coverage indicates that gold is facing its worst quarterly loss in more than 13 years.

What factors are impacting gold prices?

Analysts cite a hawkish Federal Reserve stance, cooling retail frenzy, and concerns regarding U.S.-Iran tensions as primary drivers.

What data is the market waiting for next?

Market focus is currently directed toward the release of the June jobs report.

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Gold Federal Reserve U.S.-Iran Tensions Finance Markets

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