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Gold rebounds after three days of losses

The price of Gold has risen to $3,272 after a three-day correction. The recovery is due to news about possible talks between China and the Trump administration regarding a trade deal.

What happened?

- U.S. President Donald Trump signed executive orders to provide relief to the automotive sector.

- China is considering talking with the Trump administration about a possible trade deal.

What does it mean for Gold?

- The initial market reaction is bearish for Gold due to possible talks about tariffs.

- However, there is a significant risk: countries that are major creditors of the U.S. could use their holdings as a bargaining tool.

Example: Japan and the U.S.

- Japan is the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt with $1,125.9 billion.

- Japanese Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato said that Japanese holdings are a tool to negotiate with the Trump administration.

What's next?

- The price of Gold could remain volatile depending on trade negotiations between China and the U.S.

- Investors should keep an eye on developments in trade negotiations and their impact on the market.