Commodities
Central banks also expected to hold or expand gold reserves while selling U.S. Treasurys
Gold prices fell in March, even as crude oil leaped as a result of the the Iran war. © Reuters
TOKYO — Gold has not lost its luster despite its price fall since the U.S.-Israel war with Iran began, according to experts, who suggest that demand from the world’s central banks and Asian buyers would continue to tighten the market.