The yellow metal hit an all-time high of $4,398 per ounce on Monday but tumbled by $266.4, or 6.11%, on Tuesday, marking its biggest one-day fall in over a decade. (Photo: Envato) Show Quick Read Summary is AI Generated. Newsroom Reviewed

Gold prices are likely to witness some consolidation in the domestic markets next week as investors brace for a series of key central bank meetings and global trade developments, analysts said.

Investors will keenly follow the US Federal Reserve's policy outcome and remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell for cues on the interest rate decision.

The US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping's meeting in South Korea, and the European Central Bank's policy review on Thursday are also expected to steer the trajectory of precious me

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