Gold Prices Brace For Impact: US Economy, Macroeconomic Data, Fed Moves In Focus

Gold Prices Brace For Impact: US Economy, Macroeconomic Data, Fed Moves In Focus

Speeches from European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde and US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at the Jackson Hole Symposium are anticipated to provide further direction for bullion prices

Lear Capital Analyzes the Impact of Fed Interest Rate Decisions and Tariffs on Gold Prices in 2025

The interplay between the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy and trade tariff implementation has already had significant implications for gold prices in 2025, and that impact is likely to continue. The price of gold reached a record high of $3,200 on March 31, and many analysts expect global economic uncertainty to keep demand strong and continue […] The post Lear Capital Analyzes the Impact of Fed Interest Rate Decisions and Tariffs on Gold Pric…

Gold Holds Firm as Fed Cut Hopes Trump Dollar Strength

Key Takeaways: * Gold steadied as dollar softness offset the drag from higher bond yields, keeping the metal anchored above key support.* While safe-haven demand is capped by easing U.S.–China trade tensions, underlying growth concerns continue to lend resilience.* Prices remain range-bound as markets balance Fed rate-cut bets against signs of cooling global demand. Market Summary: Gold prices retreated as a combination of easing geopolitical ri…

XAU/USD holds below $3,350 ahead of US-Ukraine talks

Gold price drifts lower to near $3,330 in Monday’s early Asian session.  Unexpectedly strong US economic data weigh on the Gold price, but safe-haven demand might cap its downside.  Traders brace for the Trump and Zelenskiy meeting later on Monday.  The Gold price (XAU/USD) attracts some sellers to around $3,330 during the early Asian session on Monday. The precious metal edges lower after unexpectedly strong US Producer Price Index (PPI) data. …

Gold Prices May See Consolidation Next Week As Focus Shifts To Fed, US Data

According to Mer, weaker US macroeconomic data have highlighted a slowdown in the economic activity, but a firm producer and import price data have kept inflation concerns alive, leaving Fed officials divided on the timing of interest rate cuts.