After facing its steepest single-day drop in over a week, gold prices found some footing in the international market on Tuesday, supported by cautious investor sentiment and fluctuations in the US dollar. Spot gold climbed back to around $3,940 per ounce, rebounding slightly after losing nearly 2% in the previous session. The dollar’s recent rally — its fifth consecutive day of gains — kept bullion under pressure, while global equity markets witnessed their sharpest decline in nearly a month amid worries about stretched stock valuations and slowing demand across major economies.

Silver prices, however, remained largely unchanged, reflecting a pause in the recent momentum seen in precious metals. Meanwhile, platinum and palladium slipped, weighed down by lower industrial demand expectation

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