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Gold Inches Lower Amid Upcoming U.S.-Iran Talks As U.S. Blockade On Iranian Ports Continues

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Partly offsetting yesterday's gains, gold prices have edged lower on Wednesday as investors react with cautious optimism to an upcoming second round of U.S.-Iran talks since the U.S.-ordered blockade on Iranian ports holds.

Front Month Comex Gold for June month delivery has inched lower by $24.90 (or 0.51%) to $4,825.20 per troy ounce.

Front Month Comex Silver for June month delivery has slid lower by $0.183 (or 0.23%) to $79.635 per troy ounce.

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