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Gold Industry Predicts $5,013 Gold Over the Next 12 Months
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Gold Industry Predicts $5,013 Gold Over the Next 12 Months

The global gold industry expects gold to remain firmly above US$5,000 an ounce over the next year, according to delegates at the London Bullion Market Association’s annual conference in Sorrento, Italy. Delegates are forecasting that gold will reach an average level of approximately US$5,013 per troy ounce over the next 12 months, compared with around…

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Gold Rises as Oil Falls and Fed Rate Hike Bets Ease
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2 days ago21Views0Likes0Comments

Gold Rises as Oil Falls and Fed Rate Hike Bets Ease, But Broader War Risk Keeps Safe-Haven Demand Alive

Gold moved higher on Tuesday as falling oil prices, lower bond yields and reduced expectations of another Federal Reserve rate hike provided support for bullion. At the same time, growing geopolitical tensions are keeping investors focused on the possibility that a regional conflict could develop into something much broader.

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Gold Holds Below US$4,200 as High Yields Test Bullion
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3 days ago27Views0Likes0Comments

Gold Holds Below US$4,200 as High Yields Test Bullion

Gold remains under pressure from elevated US yields, but the bigger picture continues to favour physical precious metals Gold is attempting to stabilise after falling to two month lows, but the precious metal remains below the US$4,200 level as elevated US Treasury yields and continued volatility across global bond markets weigh on bullion.

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Gold Defies Stronger US Dollar as Falling Treasury Yields Revive Bullion Demand
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October 2, 202668Views0Likes0Comments

Gold Defies Stronger US Dollar as Falling Treasury Yields Revive Bullion Demand

Gold continues to demonstrate resilience, gaining ground despite a stronger US Dollar as falling Treasury yields improve the appeal of non-yielding precious metals. Softer inflation data has also prompted markets to reassess expectations for further Federal Reserve interest rate increases, while escalating geopolitical tensions continue to support safe-haven demand.

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