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Gold Under Pressure as Strong US Jobs Data Challenges Rate-Cut Expectations
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Gold Under Pressure as Strong US Jobs Data Challenges Rate-Cut Expectations, but CIBC Remains Bullish Long Term

Gold prices are facing renewed selling pressure as stronger-than-expected US employment data reinforces concerns that the Federal Reserve may have limited room to ease monetary policy. Yet, beneath the short-term volatility, persistent central bank buying, geopolitical uncertainty and concerns about government debt continue to support the longer-term case for gold.

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India's gold market is showing signs of renewed momentum as the country enters its important festive and wedding season.
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October 21, 202655Views0Likes0Comments

India Gold Market Update: Seasonal Demand Shows Early Strength

India’s gold market is showing signs of renewed momentum as the country enters its important festive and wedding season. Following a sharp price correction in September 2026, domestic gold prices have stabilised, jewellery demand is improving and investors are continuing to add gold through exchange traded funds and digital platforms.

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Gold’s Path to US$6,000 and Silver’s Return Above US$90 Depend on Renewed Investor Confidence
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October 21, 2026110Views0Likes0Comments

Gold’s Path to US$6,000 and Silver’s Return Above US$90 Depend on Renewed Investor Confidence

Gold could be heading towards US$6,000 per ounce in 2027, while silver could climb back above US$90, according to precious metals consultancy Metals Focus. However, the forecasts depend on investors regaining confidence amid persistent inflation, geopolitical uncertainty, elevated interest rates and concerns about government debt.

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