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        "id": 1747817,
        "msgid": "gold-prices-rebound-but-crisis-shadows-loom-1779546434",
        "date": "2026-05-19 07:00:31",
        "title": "Gold Prices Rebound, But Crisis Shadows Loom",
        "author": "",
        "source": "CNBC",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Economy",
        "summary": "Gold prices edged higher as global economic uncertainty persisted, helped by a softer dollar. However, higher bond yields and inflation concerns tied to oil prices amid the US\u2013Israel conflict with Iran are expected to cap gains in the near term; JPMorgan Chase trimmed its 2026 average forecast to US$5,243 per ounce from US$5,708.",
        "content": "<p>Gold prices rose modestly amid global economic uncertainty. The\nsofter US dollar supported prices, offsetting pressure from rising bond\nyields and inflation fears linked to higher oil prices. According to\nRefinitiv, gold prices on Monday trading (18 May 2026) closed at\nUS$4,565.09 per troy ounce, up 0.6%. The rise followed a 4.14% plunge\nover four consecutive sessions. As of 06:38 WIB on Tuesday, 19 May 2026,\ngold prices advanced 0.48% to US$4,586.86. The dollar index weakened to\n99.128 in yesterday\u2019s trade, after hovering at 92.284 the day before. A\nsofter dollar makes bullion cheaper for holders of other currencies\nbecause purchases are converted into the US dollar. However, the rise in\nyields on US Treasuries is expected to cap gains in the near term.\nNotably, global government-bond yields rose yesterday. The yield on\nJapan\u2019s 30-year government bonds rose to 4.17%, the highest since the\ntenor was first issued in 1999. German 30-year Bund yields touched the\nhighest level since 2011, and UK 30-year gilts rose to their highest\nsince 1998. US Treasury yields also climbed to their highest since 2007.\nInflation fears intensified as oil prices rose amid the US\u2013Israel\nconflict with Iran, reinforcing expectations that central banks will\nraise interest rates. Gold, which yields no income, is typically less\nattractive when rates are high, as investors switch to higher-yielding\nassets. Some banks have begun lowering short-term gold price\nprojections; for example, JPMorgan Chase trimmed its forecast for the\naverage gold price in 2026 to US$5,243 per ounce from US$5,708.<\/p>",
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