Gold snaps three-session win streak as dollar rises, oil prices fall - tradingview.com

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Gold and silver reversed lower as the dollar firmed, U.S. yields stayed in focus, and traders priced an 88% chance of another Fed hike in December. Front-month Comex gold for September delivery fell 0.9% to $4,345.80/oz, while September silver dropped 1.1% to $65.825/oz.

The article frames the near-term headwind as tighter U.S. monetary policy: the dollar index reached a more than two-month high after last week’s Fed hike, making bullion more expensive for non-U.S. buyers. Crude also eased on reduced concern over Saudi pipeline disruptions, removing some broader safe-haven support.