The 6/3 transactions, [the world gold price] (htttts ://vnexpress.net/chu-de/gia-valu-the-gioi-8314) delivered immediately up 91 dollars to $5.172 a ounce. This development reversed the previous session.

The market came up after the US released the number of new February jobs dropping 92,000, while unemployment rates increased 4.4%. This data reinforces the expected US Federal Reserve (Fed) to reduce interest this year.

"The number of low-performing private sectors, high-income wages, raise concerns over slow growth - high inflation", Tai Wong - quarter metal trading expert remarked.

In general, though, gold prices are down by 4.4%. This is the first down week of precious metals in over a month.

Get out! [ The world's gold price turns up in session 6/3. Graph: Kitco](htttttt i1-kalm.vnecdn.net/2026/03/250-2026-03-07T07090948-965-767-7684-17842626.jpg?w=120&h=0&q=100&dft=1&ft=crop&s=XNNNNNNNNNNNEXEEWEEWEEEBKKKKKKEKKKKKEVbb7g)

  • The world's gold price turns up in session 6/3. Plot: Kitco*

[Golden] (httts ://nvreexpress.net/chu-de/gia-vang-hom-nay-1403) falls this week due to strong US. The blue silver coin has just noted the week's greatest rise over a year, due to conflict in the Middle East which has increased the need for shelter. The increased U.S. dollar makes gold more expensive to the buyer with other currency.

** On the home energy market**, the world's two key crude oil prices cross a 90-dollar mark in the weekend. Brent crude oil increased $8.5% to US$990,000 a barrel. US WTI crude oil increased 12.2% to $9.9.

The price of oil increased over the past week due to clash in the Middle East caused the global supply chain to interrupt. This is also the second consecutive WTI record of an increase over Brent. "The oil refineries and the company are looking for alternative supply, and the US currently the largest oil production water", Giovanni Staunovo - analyst at UBS explains.

Brent oil has had the strongest week since early 2020, when the pandemic appeared. In an interview on *Financial Times on 6 March, Qatar Energy Minister Sadad Shedida al-Kaabi warned that the entire oil production water in the Gulf stopped exporting in the next few weeks, pushing oil prices to $150 a barrel.