Affected by multiple factors such as tensions in the Middle East, uncertainty about the U.S. presidential election and interest rate cuts by central banks, spot gold hit a record high of $2,732.88 per ounce on Monday.

On Friday, spot gold extended the previous session's gains as the latest macroeconomic data reinforced market expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in November.

Spot gold was down slightly by 0.26% as of 7:24 GMT on Friday, trading at $2,665.35 an ounce.

Spot gold extended its gains, recording a record high of $2,589.71 per ounce on Monday, as investors widely expect the Federal Reserve to implement a significant interest rate cut this week.

Spot gold prices held above $2,500 per ounce on Tuesday as the market focused on upcoming U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data.

On Monday, spot gold retreated from near-record high levels, driven by a stronger U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields. Market participants reduced their expectations for significant monetary easing by the Federal Reserve.

On Monday, spot gold stayed near record highs while the dollar index fell to a 13-month low.

Spot silver fell slightly on Thursday as the market is focusing on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's upcoming speech at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium.

On Friday, spot gold reached a new two-week high of $2,468.53 an ounce and is expected to record its biggest one-week gain since early April.

Spot silver touched a one-week high of $29.159 an ounce on Thursday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said a rate cut could be considered in September.

Spot gold rose slightly on Friday, but is expected to record a decline this week.

On Tuesday, spot gold rose slightly, approaching its highest level since May 20th.

On Monday, spot silver prices experienced a decline, but have not yet moved away from last Friday's one month high of $31.49 per troy ounce.

As of 7:23 Greenwich Mean Time on Monday, spot silver rose 1.24% to $29.541 per ounce. Last Friday, spot silver recorded its largest daily decline since February 2, 2021.

On Monday, spot gold slightly weakened, and the market's focus was on more macro data from the United States this week, including key non farm payroll reports.

Spot silver fell more than 3 percent on Monday as markets cut demand for safe-haven assets amid easing fears of a broader conflict in the Middle East.

As of 9:13 GMT on Monday, spot gold rose 0.22% to $2,349.39 per troy ounce.

On Monday, even though the latest strong employment data in the United States led investors to reduce their expectations for a rate hike in June, spot silver prices still hit a 34 month high of $28.088 per ounce.

On Monday, spot gold prices surged to a historic high of $2,265.77 per ounce.

Spot gold prices hit 2,222 per ounce on Thursday.A record high of $91 after the dollar and Treasury yields slipped and the Fed hinted at three rate cuts before the end of the year。

On Tuesday (March 12), spot silver prices fell slightly, but remained close to last Friday's (March 8) 14-week high of 24.$636, upcoming U.S. CPI report will provide more key reference for the timing of the Fed's first rate cut。

Spot silver prices were little changed after the latest U.S. data suggested price pressures were easing and expectations of a June rate cut by the Federal Reserve were largely unaffected.。

Spot silver fell on Wednesday, erasing gains from the previous session to hover above two-week lows。

Yesterday, Pakistan launched a crackdown on separatist militants, while Iran said in Tehran it was retaliating against another group based in Pakistan.。