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Gold Price Forecast: Traders Watch Key Support and Resistance Levels After the Fed Decision.

US$4,096–US$4,125 Becomes the Key Zone After Fed Decision

Gold faces a critical technical test as traders assess the Federal Reserve’s interest rate outlook, persistent inflation concerns and the possibility of further monetary tightening. Gold continues to navigate a challenging market environment as investors weigh the outlook for inflation against expectations for US interest rates. Following the latest Federal Reserve decision, attention has shifted…

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The Debt Crisis Behind the French Headlines

The Debt Crisis Behind the French Headlines

Matthew Piepenburg, Partner at VON GREYERZ, joins David Lin for another compelling, timely conversation on the ripple effects of a global debt crisis. As warned for years, a sovereign debt crisis mathematically becomes a monetary and hence currency crisis when nations are forced to expand and debase their currencies to monetize unsustainable debt levels. 

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Gold price shoots to session high

Gold price shoots to session high $4,048/oz after Consumer Confidence rises to 91.7

Gold prices are trading at session highs after the latest data showed an improving picture of the attitudes of U.S. consumers this month. The Consumer Confidence Index rose to 91.7 in October, above economists’ consensus forecast for an 81 reading and also above the upwardly revised 84.2 print from September, the Conference Board announced on…

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