Gold prices remained stable in early Asian trading, and the US and Iran are expected to hold talks today. Spot gold rose 0.1% to $5,166.46 an ounce. On the one hand, according to media reports, citing experts and diplomats, Iran's nuclear program has not made significant progress since the US and Israel attacked its three major nuclear facilities in June last year. However, the US told Iran's chief negotiator Steve Witkoff that Tehran may produce fissile material that can be used to make bombs within a few days. Tony Sage, CEO of Critical Metals, said in an email: “The market is watching closely to restart discussions between Washington and Tehran. “The CEO said, “The breakdown of negotiations may cause capital to flow into safe-haven assets such as gold. ”

Gold prices remained stable in early Asian trading, and the US and Iran are expected to hold talks today. Spot gold rose 0.1% to $5,166.46 an ounce. On the one hand, according to media reports, citing experts and diplomats, Iran's nuclear program has not made significant progress since the US and Israel attacked its three major nuclear facilities in June last year. However, the US told Iran's chief negotiator Steve Witkoff that Tehran may produce fissile material that can be used to make bombs within a few days. Tony Sage, CEO of Critical Metals, said in an email: “The market is watching closely to restart discussions between Washington and Tehran. “The CEO said, “The breakdown of negotiations may cause capital to flow into safe-haven assets such as gold. ”