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Gold Regains Momentum as Yields Ease — Is the Consolidation Coming to an End

The week in review – Gold Regains Momentum as Yields Ease, Is the Consolidation Coming to an End?

Gold has pushed higher after initially opening lower, moving back above its 50 day exponential moving average as US Treasury yields eased from the psychologically important 5% level. The move comes as markets continue to assess the direction of global interest rates and what higher borrowing costs could mean for the US and broader global…

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Gold price holding near session highs

Gold price holding near session highs as US pending home sales rise 0.3%

The gold market continues to trade near its session highs, solidly above $4,300 an ounce, and could see further safe-haven demand as the U.S. housing sector remains extremely fragile, with the number of consumers starting the process of buying a new home stalling, according to the latest report from the National Association of Realtors (NAR).

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Central Bank Gold Accumulation Continues: What Investors Need to Know

Central Bank Gold Accumulation Continues: What Investors Need to Know

Central banks continue to turn to physical gold Something significant has been happening in the global financial system for more than a decade. Central banks around the world have been steadily increasing their gold reserves, and despite gold reaching record prices, official sector demand remains historically strong.

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The US Federal Reserve has just raised interest rates. Could the Reserve Bank of Australia be forced to follow?

The Fed Just Hiked Rates. Is Australia Next — And What Could It Mean for Gold?

The US Federal Reserve has just raised interest rates. Could the Reserve Bank of Australia be forced to follow? The global interest rate environment has changed again. On 16 September, the US Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4.00%, as it continues to battle inflation that remains above its…

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