TechFlow News: On March 18, according to JINSHI Data, gold prices fell to a one-month low on Wednesday as investors weighed the risk of the Federal Reserve adopting a more hawkish policy stance, while high oil prices intensified market concerns about inflation. Spot gold dropped over 2% intraday, reaching its lowest level since February 18. Jamie Duta, Market Analyst at Nemo.money, stated that investors are concerned that elevated energy prices could keep interest rates higher for longer. The longer the Iran conflict persists, the more likely this scenario becomes. However, long-term drivers—including central bank gold purchases, stagflation risks, and demand for portfolio diversification—remain intact, suggesting gold prices will rise by the end of 2026.
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