Gold Price Rebounds From One-Month Low as US Dollar Weakens

Gold Price Rebounds From One-Month Low on Softer Dollar and Fed Rate Cut Hopes

Gold Finds Support as Fed Rate Cut Bets Increase

The Gold price (XAU/USD) has bounced back from a one-month low during Monday’s early European session, trading higher as market participants increase bets on earlier and deeper interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. This dovish shift in expectations weakened the US Dollar, making Gold more attractive to foreign buyers.

Risk Sentiment Caps Bullion’s Upside

Despite the rebound, risk-on mood driven by the recent US-China trade agreement and a ceasefire between Israel and Iran may limit Gold's traditional safe-haven demand. Investors are watching developments closely as markets reassess geopolitical risks.

Fedspeak Ahead: Key Insight Expected From Fed Officials

Markets are now eyeing comments from Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic and Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee later today. Their remarks could further influence expectations for the timing and scale of monetary easing this year.

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