Gold prices rise and hold their gain, marking the biggest increase since March, as President Donald Trump signals that a US-Iran deal could be signed over the weekend. Both outlets link the move in gold to renewed expectations that the war involving Iran—described as having rattled global markets and contributed to inflation—may be nearing an end. The reports say Trump’s comments drive market sentiment, with investors reacting to the prospect of reduced geopolitical and economic uncertainty. While the outlets do not provide detailed terms of any potential agreement, they characterize the announcement as an indication of imminent diplomatic progress and heightened odds of a settlement. In this context, gold is presented as benefiting from demand often associated with hedging against geopolitical risk and inflation. Overall, the coverage centers on the same catalyst—Trump’s stated timing for potential talks or a deal—and the resulting market impact seen in gold’s strongest recent gain.