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Gold prices fall, silver rises, the precious metals market may experience volatility
CoinWorld News reports that, according to an Economic Times India column writer Gandharv Walia, gold prices fell on Monday because geopolitical tensions sparked inflation concerns and changed interest-rate expectations. Silver’s performance, however, was different: it typically benefits from industrial demand and investment demand, and traders increased their purchases based on expectations for industrial use and the price trend. The market expects volatility in the precious metals market. This week, U.S. April inflation data will be released; strong inflation figures could delay rate cuts and add pressure to gold, while lower inflation levels may support gold prices. Global diplomatic efforts regarding Iran are also important, as any outcome could affect market sentiment and precious metals prices. Silver benefits from industrial demand—manufacturing and technology industries both need silver in electronic devices and energy systems. If economic activity remains stable, silver’s performance may continue to outperform gold.