Gold Price Jumps Near $4,900 After Hormuz Reopening Shock
Gold price surged near $4,900 after Trump said Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, while oil tumbled over 14%. Track what it means for India now.
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AnalysisGold price outlook turns to U.S. retail sales, PMI and sentiment data as investors gauge Fed policy and safe-haven demand. Track the key levels now.

Gold price surged near $4,900 after Trump said Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, while oil tumbled over 14%. Track what it means for India now.

Gold price rose modestly to $4,814.40 as Middle East volatility eased and technical buying returned. Track key support, resistance, and India impact.

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Gold’s safe-haven appeal weakened after the Philly Fed survey jumped to 26.7 in April, easing recession fears as spot gold held at $4,815.90. Read on.

Gold price held above $4,800 after US jobless claims fell to 207,000 for the week ending April 11, showing labour market strength. See what it means.

Gold price rose to $4,839.30 on technical buying as Middle East risks, oil near $92.50, and inflation concerns kept bullion in focus. Track key levels.

Gold price is struggling below $4,800 as peace hopes curb safe-haven demand despite a weak dollar. See what this means for bullion and Indian investors.

Bitcoin fall phase may push prices to $40,000-$55,000 as gold leads the debasement trade in 2026. See what it means for Indian investors now.

Gold price resilience is central to the LBMA’s push for HQLA status after March 31 data efforts. See why this matters for Indian investors now.

Gold price slipped to $4,830 on Wednesday after a 3-week high, while silver rose to $79.99. Track key support, resistance and dollar cues now.

Gold price held above $4,800 after the New York Fed’s Empire State Survey jumped to 11 in April, beating forecasts and reshaping Fed rate-cut bets. Read more.