
Gold prices surged during Thursday's trade to close to the highest level in a week, which was recorded yesterday, with a decline in the return on US government bonds.
The return on US bonds for 10 years during yesterday's trade rose to record the highest level in a month before returning to retreat during the Asian session on Tuesday, which helped the gold price to recover.
The rise of gold today comes in spite of the fact that Asian stock indexes have been on the rise collectively as some tensions over the impact of the trade crisis on the growth of the world economy have receded, so gold remains consistent.
As for the United States dollar, it has continued to recover in a limited manner, but volatility remains the biggest factor in global financial markets in the absence of a clear trading trend.
Gold prices are currently traded at the level of $1352.39 for the ounce, after registering the lowest level at $1348.00 per ounce, and it opened today's meeting at the level of $1349.17 per ounce, registering the highest level at $1353.05 per ounce.






