币界网报道：According to the news from the Coin World Network, on June 20 (UTC+8), gold is heading for its first weekly decline in three weeks. The easing of tensions in the Middle East has weakened safe-haven demand, while the Fed's inflation warning has cooled expectations of rate cuts. Gold prices fluctuated little on Friday, falling nearly 2% this week. A spokesman for US President Trump said that he would decide within two weeks whether to participate in Israel's attack on Iran, which eased concerns that a full-scale war in the region would threaten energy supplies and push up inflation. Before the easing of the situation, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell had warned of the inflation risks brought about by tariff policies. This may make it more difficult for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, which is bearish for gold. Although gold prices have still risen by about 30% this year and are not far from the historical high of $3,500 set in April, there have been signs this week that investors are turning to silver and platinum as safe-haven options given the high price of gold. Wall Street banks are divided on whether gold can continue its record rise. Goldman Sachs reiterated its forecast of $4,000 next year, while Citi expects gold prices to fall back below $3,000 in 2026.