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Gold falls 24.6% from 2026 peak: Mirae Asset MF explains what is driving prices
In brief
Mirae Asset Mutual Fund states that rising US Treasury yields drove gold’s recent correction, but remains bullish on medium-term structural demand.
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Why it matters for gold
The report from Cnbctv18.Com focuses on “Gold falls 24.6% from 2026 peak: Mirae Asset MF explains what is driving prices.” The language indicates downside pressure, making it important to distinguish a temporary correction from a broader change in expectations. The cited reference figures — 24.6% — provide concrete levels to compare with subsequent sessions. Positioning becomes more meaningful when it is supported by physical demand or persistent fund inflows. The most useful comparison is with real yields, the dollar index and subsequent market flows. This is market context, not a price forecast or investment advice.
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