Gold Prices Dip Amid Geopolitical Tensions and US-Iran Deal Speculation

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Gold prices fell on June 1, 2026, influenced by geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran.
Despite US claims of attacks on Iranian bases, President Trump suggested Iran desires a deal.
Prices at major Indian jewelers and IBJA showed a dip.

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Gold prices fell on June 1, 2026, influenced by geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran. Despite US claims of attacks on Iranian bases, President Trump suggested Iran desires a deal. Prices at major Indian jewelers and IBJA showed a dip.

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