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On Monday (local time in the US), international gold prices broke through the $2,000 level again for the first time in three weeks. Saudi Arabia and other OPEC+ producers supported the appeal of gold as a safe haven when they announced sudden oil production cuts.

On the 3rd (local time) on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the June gold futures price closed at $2,000.40 per ounce, up $14.20 (0.7%). Based on the closing price, the gold price broke through the $2,000 mark again in about three weeks since mid-March.

Gold has recently enjoyed its safe haven status as demand has surged amid concerns about the banking sector. Gold is seen as a hedge against economic and geopolitical risks.

The rise in gold prices on the day also stemmed from fears of an economic downturn caused by soaring oil prices. OPEC plus countries such as Saudi Arabia announced plans on the 2nd to cut crude oil production by 1.16 million barrels per day from May. Russia announced plans in March to extend its 500,000 barrels per day cut through the end of this year.

On the 3rd (local time) at the New York Mercantile Exchange, the price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for May delivery finished trading at $80.42 per barrel, up 6.28% from the battlefield. Brent crude futures, the international crude oil benchmark, also surged more than 6% during the day as they matured. It was the largest daily increase in a year since April last year.

As the dollar strengthened on the rise in oil prices, gold prices started to decline in the early trading period. Investors, however, have turned their attention to demand for safe-haven gold, noting that soaring oil prices could trigger a recession. Gold prices recovered from early-market losses and rebounded to their highest level in three weeks.

Treasury yields also fell, pushing gold prices up. In the New York bond market, the 10-year Treasury yield was traded at 3.428%, down 6.80bp from the standard of 3 o'clock on the previous trading day. The dollar index, which reflects the value of the dollar against six major currencies, fell 0.13% from the battlefield to 102.427 as the dollar also closed mixed.

A weaker dollar and bond yields are favorable factors for gold prices. This is because the perceived price of gold, which is usually traded in dollars, and the opportunity cost of holding gold are lower.

Gold appears to be in the limelight as a safe haven amid the Fed's signal that it will end the interest rate hike cycle, recent banking concerns and soaring oil prices.

Concerns, on the other hand, that soaring international oil prices could reinvigorate inflation and support the Fed's hawkish moves have also intensified. Experts said the Fed's rate hike could create headwinds for gold prices.

"Given the possibility of a higher final Fed rate rate that the market is currently pricing in, gold is at risk down to $1,900," said Matt Simpson, senior market analyst at Citi Index.

Meanwhile, silver futures expiring in May closed at $24.02 an ounce, down 13 cents (0.6%). In June, palladium closed at $1,458 per ounce, down $10 (0.7%), and in July, platinum closed at $996.40 per ounce, down $6.70 (0.7%). Copper futures fell 5 cents (1.2%) in May to $4.05 per pound.

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