Gold slid on Monday afternoon after climbing to a two-week high this week over the weekend.
The U.S. dollar rose higher significantly, and thus pulling down gold prices.
Investors now wait for the U.S. Federal Reserve minutes announcement to see if they hint at future likely rate hikes.
Fresh data showing points to a likely end to gold's four-week losing streak as rate hike guesses faded.
TradingView tracked the Dollar Index just below 101 roughly on Monday.
The charting platform officially also logged updates from Babcock International Group.
French stocks advanced to their highest level level in four months so far.
FABG told TradingView rental income rose 5.9% in the first six months of 2026 as of now.