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According to Saudi media, the US agreed to allow Iran to maintain uranium enrichment at a maximum of 3.67%, and Iran also accepted it. The two sides are still arranging discussions on the return of International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to Iran, and are expected to reach a preliminary agreement on Iran's uranium enrichment level. Affected by this, the price of Brent crude oil once plummeted by nearly 8%, and gold clearly rebounded. Currently, factors such as US-Iran peace talks and reduced pressure to sell US stocks have brought recovery opportunities to major global assets, and the trend of gold is in line with expectations. The current gold market is viewed as a rebound from a sharp decline. The nature is probably similar to the market at the end of July.
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According to Saudi media, the US agreed to allow Iran to maintain uranium enrichment at a maximum of 3.67%, and Iran also accepted it. The two sides are still arranging discussions on the return of International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to Iran, and are expected to reach a preliminary agreement on Iran's uranium enrichment level. Affected by this, the price of Brent crude oil once plummeted by nearly 8%, and gold clearly rebounded. Currently, factors such as US-Iran peace talks and reduced pressure to sell US stocks have brought recovery opportunities to major global assets, and the trend of gold is in line with expectations. The current gold market is viewed as a rebound from a sharp decline. The nature is probably similar to the market at the end of July.
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