Key facts
- Gold was steady after its largest one-day gain in two months, the report said.
- The report linked the Monday move to hopes of a breakthrough in US-Iran peace talks.
- The report said the peace hopes sent oil prices lower and eased anxiety over accelerating inflation.
- The report gave no price level for gold and no figure for the oil decline.
Gold held steady after rising the most in two months on Monday, a move the report attributed to hopes of a breakthrough in US-Iran peace talks that sent oil prices lower and eased anxiety over accelerating inflation.
The report did not date the event, gave no price level for gold and stated no figure for the decline in oil. It named no officials, no venue and no source for the peace-talk hopes.
Two attached items were not used: a TradingView News report about oil, equity ETFs and Iranian officials' comments, and a 24/7 Wall St. item about oil and Nasdaq 100 futures, neither of which could be dated within the window or tied to the primary's account.