Gold prices in Kuwait stayed steady at $4,595 per ounce after a week of ups and downs in precious metals markets. Despite some profit-taking, gold futures for February delivery posted weekly gains of about 2.4%, reaching near historic highs earlier. According to Kuwait’s Dar Al-Sabaik, this steady price comes as geopolitical tensions ease and US economic data strengthen the dollar and Treasury yields. These factors have softened gold's short-term rise, as investors expect the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged until mid-2026. Gold’s demand usually rises in uncertain times, but the strong dollar has made it less attractive sometimes. The technical view shows gold moving in a neutral range between $4,550 and $4,640 per ounce. Traders will watch upcoming US reports for future clues. Locally, 24-karat gold sells at about KD 45.42 ($150) per gram, and 22-karat at KD 41.63 ($137.30). Silver prices remain stable at around KD 965 per kilogram. For Kuwaiti buyers and investors, these stable prices offer chances to buy near support levels or sell if prices climb. With gold’s steady hold near record levels, the metal remains a key safe-haven asset amid global uncertainties. Kuwait’s tax-free gold market feels these global price moves sharply, impacting everyday shoppers and traders alike.