After three sessions of losses, gold prices have ticked higher on Friday as the current U.S.-Iran standoff fuels concerns of possible rate hikes by U.S. Federal Reserve as well as stagflation in the economy if oil prices continue to surge.
Front Month Comex Gold for December delivery has edged up by $3.70 (or 0.10%) to $3,889.00 per troy ounce.
Meanwhile, front Month Comex Silver for December delivery has tumbled by $0.945 (or 1.89%) to $49.120 per troy ounce.
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Gold Ticks Higher As Concerns Of Stagflation Emerge Amid Ongoing U.S.-Iran Faceoff
2026-11-13 18:42:37
