Gold’s pullback below the US$5,000 level this week should not unsettle investors, according to eToro, which views the move as a natural consolidation within one of the strongest bull runs in recent years. “Gold's dip below US$5,000 this week shouldn't rattle investors. If anything, it's a healthy pause in what remains one of the strongest bull runs in recent memory,” said Zavier Wong, Market Analyst at eToro. The precious metal touched fresh record highs above US$5,000 earlier this month before retreating, following market reaction to former US President Donald Trump’s ...