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Gold’s pullback from the $2,4xx level wasn’t driven by panic or a breakdown in demand — it followed a short-term bounce in yields. This video breaks down how rising bond yields tighten liquidity, strengthen the dollar intraday, and force leveraged traders to rebalance, creating temporary pressure on gold even when the broader macro trend remains intact.

When yields spike, paper markets react first. Futures positioning adjusts, margins tighten, and short-term selling hits liquid assets like gold. Meanwhile, physical demand, central bank accumulation, and long-term hedging behavior often remain steady, highlighting the difference between mechanical price moves and structural shifts.

This video explains how yield moves impact gold in real time, why these pullbacks are often position resets, and what signals matter when gold pauses after strong runs instead of breaking down.

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