Gold (XAUUSD) is trading lower on Tuesday and is set to snap a four-day winning streak that had been supported by tariff uncertainty and tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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An upbeat reading from The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) is adding to the precious metal’s fall, as gold tends to benefit when economic data skews negative. Profit-taking is also a factor behind gold’s negative performance today.
Wall Street Remains Bullish on Gold
At the same time, gold is still trading above $5,000 per troy ounce and its upward trend remains intact.
“Moves within 2% are in the normal range of market volatility right now,” said Guangdong Southern Gold Market Academy researcher Song Jiangzhen. “Longer-term sentiment is still positive, with ongoing uncertainty in Iran and the U.S. risking isolation with its tariff policies.”
Many Wall Street firms, including Goldman Sachs GS +1.25% ▲ and Deutsche Bank DB -1.19% ▼ , expect gold to continue its ascent, supported by factors including concerns about the Fed’s independence and geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East.
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Why Is Gold Down Today, 2/24/26?
Gold (XAUUSD) is trading lower on Tuesday and is set to snap a four-day winning streak that had been supported by tariff uncertainty and tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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An upbeat reading from The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) is adding to the precious metal’s fall, as gold tends to benefit when economic data skews negative. Profit-taking is also a factor behind gold’s negative performance today.
Wall Street Remains Bullish on Gold
At the same time, gold is still trading above $5,000 per troy ounce and its upward trend remains intact.
“Moves within 2% are in the normal range of market volatility right now,” said Guangdong Southern Gold Market Academy researcher Song Jiangzhen. “Longer-term sentiment is still positive, with ongoing uncertainty in Iran and the U.S. risking isolation with its tariff policies.”
Many Wall Street firms, including Goldman Sachs GS +1.25% ▲ and Deutsche Bank DB -1.19% ▼ , expect gold to continue its ascent, supported by factors including concerns about the Fed’s independence and geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East.
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