Gold steadies after setting a fresh all-time high near $3,871 on Tuesday.
US shutdown fears rise after White House talks fail to reach a deal.
US data failed to boost the Greenback, as weaker Consumer Sentiment offset a modest uptick in Job Openings.
Gold (XAU/USD) trims earlier losses on Tuesday, trading around $3,848 at the time of writing. The metal is clawing back gains after sliding from its fresh all-time high near $3,871 to the $3,800 zone, as buyers stepped back in following the release of weaker US Consumer Confidence data.
The underlying bid for Bullion remains intact, supported by investor demand for safe havens amid the growing risk of a United States (US) government shutdown, should lawmakers fail to strike a funding deal before Tuesday at midnight. At the same time, ongoing geopolitical frictions continue to underpin Gold’s appeal as a go-to safe-haven asset, while renewed US tariffs stir concerns over global trade, reinforcing demand for the yellow metal as a hedge against uncertainty.
US shutdown fears rise after White House talks fail to reach a deal.
US data failed to boost the Greenback, as weaker Consumer Sentiment offset a modest uptick in Job Openings.
Gold (XAU/USD) trims earlier losses on Tuesday, trading around $3,848 at the time of writing. The metal is clawing back gains after sliding from its fresh all-time high near $3,871 to the $3,800 zone, as buyers stepped back in following the release of weaker US Consumer Confidence data.
The underlying bid for Bullion remains intact, supported by investor demand for safe havens amid the growing risk of a United States (US) government shutdown, should lawmakers fail to strike a funding deal before Tuesday at midnight. At the same time, ongoing geopolitical frictions continue to underpin Gold’s appeal as a go-to safe-haven asset, while renewed US tariffs stir concerns over global trade, reinforcing demand for the yellow metal as a hedge against uncertainty.
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