Gold prices pared early gains to trade barely changed at $2,980 an ounce on Tuesday, as rising Treasury yields reduced the appeal of non-yielding assets such as bullion. Trade war concerns intensified after a White House official confirmed that the U.S. would go ahead with tariffs of up to 104 percent on Chinese imports, set to take effect at midnight. Earlier in the session, markets were buoyed by optimism over potential progress in tariff negotiations. Treasury Secretary Bessent said that more than 70 countries have been in contact with the White House, with some promising trade deals potentially on the table. However, safe-haven demand and expectations of lower interest rates continue to provide underlying support for gold. (Newsmaker23)
Source: Trading Economics
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