GOLD EDGED HIGHER FOR A FOURTH STRAIGHT SESSION, CLOSING AT $4,657 AN OUNCE AFTER BRIEFLY APPROACHING $4,700 AND GAINING NEARLY 8% IN THE PAST WEEK, HELPED BY FALLING TREASURY YIELDS AFTER THE U.S. BOND-BUYBACK MEASURES, A SOFTER DOLLAR AND CONCERNS OVER U.S. FISCAL STABILITY, AS INVESTORS RETURN TO THE 'DEBASEMENT TRADE' AND GOLD-BACKED ETFS ADDED MORE THAN 28 TONS LAST WEEK — THE STRONGEST WEEKLY INFLOW SINCE JANUARY.

GOLD EDGED HIGHER FOR A FOURTH STRAIGHT SESSION, CLOSING AT $4,657 AN OUNCE AFTER BRIEFLY APPROACHING $4,700 AND GAINING NEARLY 8% IN THE PAST WEEK, HELPED BY FALLING TREASURY YIELDS AFTER THE U.S. BOND-BUYBACK MEASURES, A SOFTER DOLLAR AND CONCERNS OVER U.S. FISCAL STABILITY, AS INVESTORS RETURN TO THE 'DEBASEMENT TRADE' AND GOLD-BACKED ETFS ADDED MORE THAN 28 TONS LAST WEEK — THE STRONGEST WEEKLY INFLOW SINCE JANUARY.

Source:https://x.com/FirstSquawk/status/2092386107438891147