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Gold Slumps Amid Inflation Concerns, Strengthening U.S. Dollar

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Gold prices have pulled back sharply on Monday as investors rush to the U.S. dollar after skyrocketing oil prices due to the war in the Middle East aggravated concerns of inflation along with forecasts that global major banks would adopt a hawkish stance in the near-term.

Front Month Comex Gold for April delivery has tumbled $54.6 (or 1.06%) to $5,104.10 per troy ounce.

Front Month Comex Silver for April delivery has dipped by $0.216 (or 0.26%) to $84.230 per troy ounce.

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