Gold prices dropped over 1% on Friday to their lowest level in nearly a month, falling to $3,282.68 per ounce.
The decline was driven by easing global tensions, including the Iran-Israel ceasefire and progress on U.S.-China trade discussions.
Gold has lost more than 2% this week and fallen over $200 from its April record high. Investors are now watching for U.S. inflation data that could influence future interest rate decisions.
Other precious metals also declined, with platinum falling nearly 6% after recently hitting its highest level since 2014.