Gold prices remain below 3 million Indonesian Rupiah per gram following a de-escalation of conflict in the Middle East. Analysts predict potential price increases, but current stability is linked to reduced geopolitical tensions. Investors are closely monitoring the relationship between Iran and the United States for indications of future market shifts. The price of gold is sensitive to global instability, often rising during periods of conflict and uncertainty. A potential peace agreement or continued diplomatic efforts could further suppress price increases. Experts suggest that investor sentiment regarding the Iran-US situation will be a key factor in determining gold’s trajectory in the coming weeks. The current market reflects a cautious optimism regarding regional stability.