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#US-IranTalksStall
Gold Prices Corrected on Monday (27/4/2026 Morning, Following Cancellation of US-Iran Negotiations
Gold prices corrected in Monday )27/4/2026 morning trading. At 07:37 WIB, the gold price for June 2026 delivery on the Commodity Exchange was at US$ 4,693.90 per troy ounce, down 0.99% from last weekend’s level of US$ 4,740.90 per troy ounce.
Gold prices fell after efforts to resume peaceful talks between the US and Iran stalled, and the flow of energy through the Strait of Hormuz remained disrupted.
Citing Bloomberg, US President Donald Trump canceled plans for a visit by his chief envoy to continue peace negotiations with Iran in Islamabad.
Meanwhile, Iran said it would not negotiate as long as it is threatened.
Energy supply shocks caused by the war add inflation risks. This condition increases the likelihood that central banks will keep their benchmark interest rates for a longer time, or even raise their interest rates, and this will hinder the outlook for gold prices.
Since the conflict began in late February, gold prices have fallen 11%.
“Gold is in a technically gray area,” said Nicky Shiels, head of metals research and strategy at MKS PAMP SA, in a note.
Shiels added that the guessing game of whether a ceasefire is on or off has affected the market. “With gold now behaving as a risk asset, negatively correlated with oil, loosely correlated with equities but not a good indicator for either—there is no appetite to chase it below US$ 5,000.”
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