Gold prices rise near $4,206.86 amid energy ceasefire and Middle East risk tensions
- 1XAU/USD price rose 0.3% on Monday following a 1.3% increase last week.
- 2U.S. President Donald Trump claimed an immediate energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine has taken effect.
- 3The People's Bank of China added 740,000 ounces to its reserves in September, continuing its buying streak for 23 consecutive months.
So what's the key point?
Gold prices rose near $4,206.86 following news of Middle East instability and an energy ceasefire. Gold prices continue to trend upward as China's central bank continues to purchase gold.
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