After the release of the Federal Reserve meeting minutes, the spot gold price saw little volatility and is now up by 3.5%, quoted at $4,489.41 per ounce. As a precious metal with both safe-haven and inflation-hedging properties, the price of gold is often closely linked to the monetary policy direction of the Federal Reserve. The lack of significant fluctuation following the meeting minutes also reflects that current market expectations for Fed policy have already been largely priced in.

The spot price of gold has surpassed $4,500 per ounce, with an intraday increase of 3.89%. As a traditional safe-haven asset, the significant rise in gold this time is most likely due to a combination of factors such as heightened global risk aversion, changes in inflation expectations, and continued purchases of gold reserves by multiple central banks. The subsequent trend will still be influenced by various variables, including global macroeconomic policies and geopolitical situations.

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New York gold futures prices surpassed $4,560 per ounce, with an intraday increase of 3.16% on the day. As a core investment asset in the precious metals sector, sharp short-term fluctuations in gold prices are typically closely linked to multiple factors, including the global macroeconomic situation, geopolitical changes, movements in the US dollar index, and increased market risk aversion. This price surge has attracted significant attention from many investors and institutions.

Spot gold has just broken through the $4,500.00/ounce mark, now quoted at $4,501.19/ounce, up 3.85% on the day; the main COMEX gold futures contract is currently at $4,559.20/ounce, up 3.14% on the day.