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Dollar Weakness Sends Gold Prices Soaring Past $4,140

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Gold prices surged past $4,140 on Wednesday after breaking through a key resistance level of $4,118. The dollar's weakening and falling oil prices contributed to gold's appreciation.

Traders are closely monitoring upcoming U.S. labor market reports, which could influence Federal Reserve policy and gold prices. Central bank demand for gold remains strong, supporting prices in the $4,000 range despite slowing physical buying in North America and Europe.

The ADP Employment Report, ISM Services PMI, and Non-Farm Payrolls report will provide crucial insight into the labor market's performance and its impact on gold prices. A stronger bullion is expected if the reports indicate a cooling labor market.

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