Gold posts steep weekly drop in July 13–18, 2026 as Fed rate outlook and strong dollar dominate
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Gold fell sharply during July 13–18 as higher-for-longer Fed expectations lifted US Treasury yields and strengthened the dollar, reducing demand for nonyielding bullion. Despite escalating Middle East conflict and intermittent safe-haven flows, rates and FX dynamics dominated, prompting profit-taking after a strong prior rally. Central bank buying and ongoing geopolitical risk tempered downside, but near-term trading is likely to remain yield- and dollar-sensitive.
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Global gold prices fell sharply in the week of July 13–18, 2026, with spot gold down about 2–3% for its biggest weekly loss in more than a month. Comex Gold for July delivery settled at $4012.70 per troy ounce, down 2.23% on the week. Expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates higher for longer, alongside rising U.S. Treasury yields and a stronger dollar, weighed on the appeal of non-yielding gold. Despite escalating Middle East tensions, safe-haven buying did not materially offset the pressure.
