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China gold market update: Official buying accelerated in August

Gold experienced its strongest month since January (Chart 1). The LBMA Gold Price PM in USD and SHAUPM in RMB rose 13% and 8.4% respectively. Our gold return attribution model identifies momentum as the primary driver of gold’s rebound, underpinned largely by a marked improvement in ETF and futures positioning. Investors ramped up gold buying…

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Could Gold Reach US$20,000 and Silver US$500?
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Investors Spot a Golden Opportunity to Buy the Dip, Could Gold Reach US$20,000 and Silver US$500?

Gold and silver have pulled back from their extraordinary highs, but rather than scaring investors away, the decline is beginning to attract buyers. After gold reached an all-time high of around US$5,598 an ounce earlier this year before falling sharply, investors have increasingly viewed the correction as an opportunity to accumulate rather than a reason…

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Gold Under Pressure as the Fed Finds Itself in an Almost Impossible Position
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Gold Under Pressure as the Fed Finds Itself in an Almost Impossible Position

Gold has started the week under renewed pressure, falling below US$4,300 an ounce as traders position themselves ahead of the Federal Reserve’s September policy decision. The immediate pressure on gold is coming from several directions. The US dollar has strengthened, Treasury yields have moved higher and markets are increasingly expecting the Fed to raise interest…

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Wall Street Turns Bullish on Gold Ahead of Fed Decision
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Wall Street Turns Bullish on Gold Ahead of Fed Decision

Gold has endured another volatile week, but Wall Street analysts are becoming increasingly optimistic about the precious metal as markets prepare for the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate decision. Spot gold finished the week around US$4,349 an ounce, down approximately 1.65% for the week, despite recovering from a sharp selloff. The metal fell as high…

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Gold and silver recover as oil and the US dollar ease
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Gold Holds Above US$4,300 as Inflation Keeps Markets Focused on the Fed

Gold and silver recover as oil and the US dollar ease Gold and silver recovered on Friday after Thursday’s sharp inflation driven selloff, with precious metals finding support as crude oil prices pulled back and the US dollar weakened. At the time of reporting, spot gold was trading around US$4,347 an ounce, up approximately 0.73%,…

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Gold retreats towards US$4,340
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Gold Falls as US Producer Inflation Strengthens Fed Rate Hike Expectations

Gold retreats towards US$4,340 as August PPI points to renewed inflation pressure, creating a classic opportunity for disciplined long-term buyers Gold prices came under renewed selling pressure after the latest US inflation data showed producer prices rising in August, adding to expectations that the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates higher for longer. Spot gold…

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