Gold prices edged lower for a second consecutive week amid a surge in oil prices, reflecting a shift in safe-haven demand. Poland’s central bank continues to increase gold holdings, reinforcing defensive positioning in volatile global markets.
- Gold is on track for a second weekly decline
- Oil prices surged, tracked by CL=F futures
- Poland’s central bank is purchasing an additional 150 tons of gold
- Mennica Polska SA in Warsaw produces the newly cast gold bars
- USO, an energy-focused ETF, is seeing increased investor interest
- Geopolitical instability continues to drive gold demand
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