India Gold price today: Gold falls, according to FXStreet data
Malaysia Gold price today: Gold falls, according to FXStreet data
Gold gapped lower at the week's open as cracks in the US–Iran ceasefire deepened just days before the April 22 expiry. Yet markets have stopped short of panic for now, with oil prices rising but still restrained—falling short of signaling a full repricing toward war.
Gold extends its rebound into key resistance while holding strong support confluence, signaling continued upside potential if the 50-day moving average is decisively reclaimed.
United States CFTC Gold NC Net Positions up to $162.5K from previous $156.3K
Gold surges past $4,850 as Hormuz reopening crushes the US Dollar
Gold prices remain firm near recent highs, with XAU/USD continuing to press into a key resistance zone following a strong recovery off the March low. The sustained advance reflects improving near-term momentum, but the broader outlook now hinges on whether price can break through this barrier.
Gold continues to dance around the 50-day EMA on Friday, as we are waiting to find out the next move, and where we are going. The interest rate markets continue to be the main driver.
WTI has fallen over 7% this week toward the lower end of the $80 range, as easing tensions and the reopening of Hormuz reduce supply disruption risks. This has supported broader market sentiment, with US indices up over 3% this week and more than 10% from March 2026 lows.
Gold advanced above 4800 with optimisms over Iran-U.S negotiations. Gold has the chance for more advance as the market looks for few days/weeks of calm.
Gold steady near $4,800 as US-Iran deal hopes grow, Fed rate cut bets return
Gold (XAUUSD) stabilizes at $4,790 as US-Iran diplomacy in Pakistan cools safe-haven demand. Discover why the $4,770 trendline remains the ultimate “must-hold” floor.