28
May
Gold prices sank to their lowest level in almost two months on Thursday as a renewed flare-up in hostilities between the United States and Iran boosted global oil prices and the US dollar, weighing on demand for the precious metal. Investor fears over prolonged geopolitical tensions and increasing inflation pressure from surging crude oil prices caused spot gold to tumble in overseas markets.The dollar's rise to a near one-week high on a flare-up in the Middle East made gold more expensive for holders of other currencies and less attractive, analysts said. Higher oil prices also raised fears of a longer…
