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Gold prices surge back above $5,000 as investors look ahead to US jobs and inflation data

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Gold prices surged back above $5,000 as investors anticipate key US economic data releases, including jobs and inflation data, which may impact market sentiment.

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Gold prices jumped on Monday morning, as investors looked ahead to key economic data releases due out of the US this week.

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Original article published by Yahoo Finance on February 9, 2026.
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