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Oil Price Surge Tests Gold's Volatility

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The recent surge in oil and diesel prices has created fresh concerns about the inflation outlook. As a result, gold (XAU) prices remain volatile after the release of the inflation data.

Rising energy costs may keep the Federal Reserve hawkish and support Treasury yields, which could create pressure on gold in the short term. According to some analysts, gold could test $4,160 or lower if oil prices continue to rise.

However, the demand from central banks and higher public debt still support the bullish outlook for gold in the long term. Central bank buying continues to be a key factor supporting gold's long-term outlook.

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