Gold futures have surged significantly, with the February 2025 contract gaining $34.90, or 1.30%, to reach $2,717.80 per troy ounce. This breakthrough comes after an extended period of consolidation, marking a notable shift in the precious metal's trading pattern.

Gold prices basis the most active February contract a a significant gain today of $20.10 or 1.06%, taking gold to $2683.

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Gold prices experienced a moderate decline on Thursday, with the February futures contract settling at $2,653.90, down $20.30 or 0.76%. The precious metal's potential losses were mitigated by a concurrent weakening of the US dollar, which dropped 0.58% to 105.692 on the index.

The gold market experienced limited gains today, with the most active February futures contract settling at $2,673.40, reflecting a modest gain of $7.20 or 0.27%. The market's performance was influenced by the interplay of economic indicators, Federal Reserve commentary, and shifting monetary policy expectations.

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Gold futures experienced a turbulent trading session on Monday, continuing to recover from a significant price drop that occurred last week. The precious metal has been moving within a narrow trading range following its substantial decline of $ 91 last Monday.

Gold futures experienced a volatile trading session today, recovering from a significant decline that saw prices drop by nearly $93 in the previous day. December gold futures initially opened just above the previous day's close, briefly touching a low of $2,605.30 before rebounding and trading above the day's opening price.

The gold market witnessed its most substantial single-day decline in nearly four years, with December gold futures closing at $2,628.50, representing a net decline of $90. This dramatic price movement marks the largest daily price drop since November 2020, sharply contrasting with the previous week's robust gains of $147.

In a dramatic demonstration of gold's enduring role as a safe-haven asset, the precious metal recorded its most substantial weekly gain in years, with December futures climbing an impressive 5.87% ($150.90). The front-month contract opened on as Monday at $2,571.50, reached a weekly high of $2,718.20, reflecting mounting investor concerns over escalating global tensions.