TechFlow, Dec 15 — Gold prices rose as investors weighed expectations of looser U.S. monetary policy next year against ongoing geopolitical risks, according to Jinshi Data. "Recent Fed rate cuts and Chairman Powell's less hawkish-than-expected comments have led markets to anticipate further rate cuts by the Fed in 2026, boosting gold prices," said Christopher Tahir of Exness. Meanwhile, uncertainty surrounding Ukraine-Russia peace talks, along with tensions in the Middle East and Latin America, has further enhanced gold’s appeal as a safe-haven asset. Tahir noted that continued inflows into gold-backed ETFs, persistent central bank buying, and concerns over the Fed’s future independence have also supported gold demand.
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