Gold Holds Ground After 3% Drop on Warsh's Hawkish Stance
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XAU/USD battles key support amid renewed Iran and Fed hike risks
Gold is extending Friday’s correction into early Monday, testing the lowest level in eight days near $4,400. Gold cracks on hawkish Fed, Iran risks Gold fades a temporary recovery seen in the last hours, as bears remain in control heading into the US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) week, despite a broad US Dollar (USD) pullback from two-week highs. The Greenback is pulling back on profit-taking after a steep rally on Friday. However, a deeper retracement…
Gold holds ground after 3% drop on Warsh's hawkish stance
On Monday, gold prices held steady following a noteworthy decline. Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh suggested that interest rate hikes could be on the horizon, leading markets to predict an increased chance of a September rate rise. Labor market reports set to be released this week will offer additional economic clarity. Other precious metals also experienced slight fluctuations.
Messages from US Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh suggesting that further interest rate hikes may remain on the agenda as part of the fight against inflation, and increasing military tensions in the Middle East, are affecting gold prices...
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's signal of an interest rate hike shook the gold market. On the first trading day of the new week, the price of gold per ounce fell to $4,415, while the price of gold per gram dropped to 6,850 TL, deepening its losses.
Gold Correction, Not Reversal? Why $4,300 Is the Line That Matters - ActionForex
Gold's fall from 4,697.07 to around 4,423 looks more like a correction than a reversal — Warsh repriced rate timing and trimmed some fiscal-credibility premium, but the longer-run Fed path and US fiscal arithmetic are unchanged, leaving the 4,320-4,338 support cluster as the level that would need to break to challenge that base case. The post Gold Correction, Not Reversal? Why $4,300 Is the Line That Matters appeared first on ActionForex.
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