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Gold is often regarded as a haven because it tends to maintain its value during periods of inflation, currency depreciation, and geopolitical uncertainty. Its limited supply and global acceptance make it a widely trusted store of value when confidence in other assets weakens.

Interest rates influence gold through opportunity cost. When rates rise, holding gold becomes less attractive compared to interest-bearing assets. When rates fall, gold often benefits as the cost of holding non-yielding assets decreases.

Gold commonly moves around USD 10 to 30 per day under normal market conditions. Larger price swings can occur during major economic data releases, central bank announcements, or periods of market stress.

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Gold often performs well when real yields decline. Inflation alone does not guarantee higher gold prices; what matters more is the relationship between inflation and interest rates. When inflation rises faster than rates, gold tends to benefit.