(Bloomberg) — Gold and silver hit records on Tuesday after a weaker-than-expected US inflation reading, while markets kept a close eye on the Trump administration’s renewed attacks on the independence of the Federal Reserve.
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Gold Price Holds Near $4,080 as Hawkish Fed Caps Rally Before NFP
Gold (XAU/USD) trades choppy during Monday’s session as market participants now expect the Federal Reserve (Fed) will keep rates unchanged at the December meeting, while they also wait for the release of the first tranche of US economic data this week.
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Gold Prices Surge to Three-Week High as Dovish Fed Outlook Outweighs US Government Reopening Optimism
Gold Prices Today: Gold (XAU/USD) reverses a modest Asian session dip and climbs to an over three-week high, around the $4,213 region, on Thursday. Investors seem convinced that the delayed US macro data will show some weakness in the economy amid a prolonged US government shutdown and prompt the US Federal Reserve (Fed) to lower borrowing costs further in December. The outlook fails to assist the US Dollar (USD) in attracting any meaningful buyers and should continue to offer some support to the non-yielding yellow metal.