Gold prices remained close to the $4,000 level on Tuesday as traders awaited the release of the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for June, scheduled for 12:30 GMT. According to FX Street, gold traded within a narrow range, maintaining support around this psychologically important mark.
During the European trading session, the price of gold edged up by 0.5% to near $4,020, buoyed by a corrective move in the US dollar ahead of the CPI announcement. FX Street reported that the cautious market sentiment reflects anticipation of the inflation data, which could influence gold's direction in the short term.
For Japanese investors, gold’s stability ahead of key US inflation figures underscores its role as a hedge amid ongoing currency fluctuations and global economic uncertainties affecting FX and equity markets.
