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The price of gold in Thailand rose by THB200 per baht weight in morning trade on Monday due to the weakening dollar.

The price of gold rose by THB100 per baht weight in morning trade on Friday, thanks to mass buy-ups of safe-haven assets amid the decline in US bond yield and uncertainty over rising US inflation.

Stocks halted a three-day slide, with investors migrating to value from growth companies as signs of a strengthening labor market tempered inflation worries.

The price of gold dropped by THB50 per baht weight in morning trade on Thursday due to uncertainty over higher US inflation, which could trigger the Federal Reserve to hike the interest rate. Meanwhile, the strengthening dollar and rising US bond yield also pressured the gold price.

Gold fell, pressured by gains in bond yields and the dollar after consumer price data showed the U.S. experienced higher-than-expected inflation in April.

U.S. stocks slumped for a third day and bond yields climbed after a report showed inflation rose more than forecast, adding to concern that price pressures will stifle a recovery in the worlds biggest economy.

The price of gold in Thailand was unchanged from Tuesday’s close in morning trade on Wednesday due to a rise in the US bond yield. The market is keeping an eye on US inflation in the hope of predicting the Federal Reserve’s move on monetary policy.

Energy, financial and industrials shares led U.S. stocks lower as the pullback centered in the technology sector widened while investors remained on edge over the threat of inflation.

The price of gold in Thailand was unchanged in morning trade on Tuesday from Monday close despite spot gold seeing four days of gains over the weakening dollar and the decline in US bond yield.

Technology shares led U.S. stocks lower as surging commodity prices stoked concern about whether inflation will derail a growth rebound in the worlds largest economy and spoil a record stock rally.

The price of gold in Thailand rose by THB50 per baht weight in morning trade on Monday, thanks to mass buy-ups of the precious metal after increase in US non-farm payroll was lower than expected.

The price of gold in Thailand rose by THB300 per baht weight in morning trade on Friday, due to the weakening dollar and the decline in US bond yield.