Gold prices rose above $4,100 per ounce last week, recovering from a dip below $4,000 due to weaker US employment data and less aggressive Federal Reserve rate hike signals. The June nonfarm payrolls report showed only 57,000 jobs added, well below expectations, which pushed the dollar lower and helped gold rally. Analysts see this as a potential short-term bounce for gold, though some caution about volatility and mixed technical signals. Market focus now shifts to upcoming US economic data and Federal Reserve meeting minutes for further direction.
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