Why Gold Just Entered a Bear Market
By Phil Rosen
Published on March 24, 2026.
The Middle East conflict, which has lasted nearly a month, has caused a significant drop in gold prices. The drop in value is attributed to President Donald Trump's decision to postpone military strikes and lower oil prices. However, it is believed that oil-driven inflation is the primary factor in the decline.
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