Gold trimmed gains as bond yields and the dollar pushed higher after the US Treasury said it will triple its long-dated debt buyback to $6 billion.

Gold edged lower, as traders monitored volatile oil prices and the yen’s movements against the US dollar.

Gold fell below $4,400 an ounce as signs of easing inflation bolstered expectations that the US Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady next month.

Gold extended gains as US inflation data that was in-line with expecations eased concerns about Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes.

Gold headed for a weekly loss as investors assessed renewed fighting in the Middle East and the prospects for interest-rate hikes to combat inflation.

Gold found some support following three days of losses as traders weighed a resumption of fighting in the Middle East and the US Federal Reserve’s interest-rate path.

Gold advanced after Israel and Lebanon agreed to a conditional ceasefire, a possible step toward resolving the wider Middle East conflict that’s upended global energy markets and raised inflation risks.

Gold declined as renewed clashes in the Middle East cast doubt over a US-Iran peace deal, keeping energy prices elevated and inflation concerns high.

Gold fell as efforts to resume peace talks between the US and Iran remained at an impasse, two months into a war that’s upended global markets and raised inflation risks.

Copper declined in thin trading on the London Metal Exchange as rising stockpiles of the red metal and a selloff in US technology stocks weighed on sentiment.

Precious metals drifted lower in thin trading, with many Asian traders offline for the Lunar New Year break, and the US also closed.

Gold wavered around $5,000 after a two-day gain, as investors assess whether prices have found a floor following a historic selloff.

Gold and silver rebounded after a historic collapse from all-time highs lured dip-buyers back to precious metals.

Silver recovered most losses after its biggest one-day drop in more than five years, with a lingering supply shortage keeping the metal on track for a 35% monthly gain.

Gold, silver and platinum jumped to all-time highs to extend a historic end-of-year rally for precious metals, with support from escalating geopolitical tensions, US dollar weakness and thin market liquidity.

Gold was little changed following a three-day rally that took the precious metal to an all-time high above $4,500 an ounce. Platinum tumbled more than 6%, also retreating from an all-time high touched overnight.

Platinum soared to an all-time high, trading above $2,300 an ounce for the first time on tight supplies and historically elevated borrowing costs.

Gold and silver rallied to fresh all-time highs on escalating geopolitical tensions and prospects for more US rate cuts.

Gold and silver soared to all-time highs, as escalating geopolitical tensions and bets on further US rate cuts added momentum to the best annual performance in more than four decades.

Gold steadied near a record high, as traders weighed the outlook for US monetary policy following economic data that supported the case for interest-rate cuts.