Gold breaks below $4,000/oz for the first time since November 2025 as the stronger USD and hawkish Fed expectations weigh on sentiment.


🟡 Spot gold fell sharply during the U.S. session on June 24, briefly moving below $4,000/oz and breaking a key psychological level that had held for several months.
📉 The main pressure came from a stronger U.S. dollar and rising expectations that U.S. interest rates could stay higher for longer, reducing gold’s short-term appeal.
⚖️ The decline also reflected softer safe-haven demand as geopolitical tensions eased, while profit-taking emerged after an extended rally in precious metals.
🔎 Still, the current pullback does not yet confirm a long-term trend reversal, with the $3,900/oz area remaining the nearest support level to watch.
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