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Gold Surges as Fed Rate Expectations Shift and the US Dollar Weakens
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September 7, 202649Views0Likes0Comments

Gold Surges as Fed Rate Expectations Shift and the US Dollar Weakens

Gold has staged a powerful rebound, climbing sharply as a weaker US dollar and changing expectations around Federal Reserve interest rates give precious metals another boost. Spot gold jumped as much as 2.6%, its strongest intraday move since August 19, as the US dollar weakened against the Japanese yen and traders reassessed the outlook for…

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Debt pressure sets stage for higher gold price
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September 4, 202649Views0Likes0Comments

Fed is ‘all talk, no action’ as debt pressure sets stage for higher gold price – AuAg’s Eric Strand

Gold investors may have to endure more volatility as markets continue to wrestle with stubborn inflation and the prospect of higher interest rates, but one fund manager says the market is focused on the wrong question. In an interview with Kitco News, Eric Strand, Founder of AuAg Funds, said it is only a matter of…

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Gold price nears $4,500
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September 4, 202670Views0Likes0Comments

Gold price nears $4,500 as jobs data, Waller ease yield pressure – Kitco AM Report

Spot gold and silver prices are higher in early U.S. trading Thursday, as softer labor-market signals, a pullback in Treasury yields and a less-hawkish tone from Fed Governor Christopher Waller helped precious metals extend Wednesday’s rebound. At the time of writing, spot gold was trading near $4,488.80 an ounce, up 2.28%, while spot silver was trading at…

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