Gold prices rose by approximately 0.75% on Tuesday, hitting a two-day peak of $4,106, according to FX Street. The increase was driven by falling oil prices and a drop in US Treasury yields, which typically boost gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset.
This upward movement in gold comes as investors reassess risk amid mixed signals from energy markets and US debt instruments. Lower Treasury yields reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like gold, supporting its price gains.
For Japanese investors, this trend is particularly relevant as fluctuations in global commodity prices and US financial markets continue to influence yen-based portfolios and broader market sentiment.