Gold Retreats Slightly as Traders Eye U.S.–China Trade Talks

6月10日

Market Overview
Gold (XAU/USD) is trading slightly lower today despite a weaker U.S. dollar, as markets turn their focus to the U.S.–China trade negotiations taking place in London. President Trump remains optimistic, but recent Chinese data shows a 35% drop in exports to the U.S. in May—marking the steepest decline since the 2020 pandemic era.

Short-Term Outlook
In the near term, gold’s direction will likely be determined by the outcome of the talks.
A positive agreement could reduce risk aversion and put pressure on gold prices.
Conversely, if tensions escalate, gold may surge as a safe-haven play.

Dollar Dynamics
The U.S. dollar index fell 0.2% today, improving gold’s appeal for foreign buyers using other currencies—a factor that’s partially cushioning the downside.

Macro Risk Support
Gold also finds underlying support from persistent geopolitical uncertainty between Russia and Ukraine, as well as broader concerns over a global trade slowdown.

Investor Note
According to Kevin Grady, President of Phoenix Futures and Options, last week’s decline was largely driven by short-term profit-taking, not a shift in long-term trend.

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6月10日

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