Gold and Silver Set for More Gains as Markets Eye US Inflation Data

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Gold and silver prices are expected to rise further in the coming week, driven by investor anticipation of key US inflation and economic data. Geopolitical tensions in West Asia are also expected to play a role in shaping market sentiment. Domestic futures for both metals recorded notable gains during the past week. Global bullion markets reflected a similar upward movement, buoyed by supportive liquidity measures.

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