Mumbai, April 30 -- Gold moved back toward $4650 per ounce in Asian trade, bouncing off recent lows as escalating US-Iran tensions revived safe-haven demand. Concerns over possible military action and continued pressure on Iran kept market sentiment cautious. A softer US dollar, with the index slipping below 99, added further support despite the Federal Reserve holding rates with a slightly hawkish stance. Persistent inflation risks, driven by elevated energy prices, also continued to underpin bullion. On the domestic front, MCX June gold futures climbed by nearly 2% to around Rs.1,51,475 per 10 grams, mirroring firm global trends. Looking ahead, the World Bank projects a strong upswing in commodity prices in 2026, with overall gains of abo...