Gold Recovers as Chinese Buyers Return From Weeklong Holiday

Gold prices rose after a two‑month low as Chinese buyers returned from a weeklong holiday that had slowed trading in Asian markets. The rebound comes while traders evaluate future energy costs and interest rates. The market reaction shows that holiday activity can influence gold movements and that investors are watching broader economic signals.

Gold recovered from a two-month low as Chinese buyers returned from a weeklong holiday that kept activity muted in Asian markets, while traders assess the outlook for energy prices and interest rates.

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