Gold Prices in April: Iran War, Inflation Fuel Uncertainty, Experts Share Outlook

• Gold prices have fallen by about 15% since the Iran-America conflict began, over 20% below January record levels.
• Short-term volatility is expected due to investor risk mitigation, global growth fears, and rising inflation.
• Despite current pressures, gold is projected to remain strong in the long term, especially during stagflation.
• Weak demand is indicated by a $7.9 billion outflow from Gold ETFs and reduced holdings by US investors.
• April prices depend on interest rates, inflation, and geopolitical situation; gradual investment is advised.