Gold rises as dollar eases; US inflation data on radar
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With the decline in the US dollar, gold prices, which had been climbing, are now focused on inflation data that will guide the Federal Reserve's (Fed) interest rate decisions.
The price of gold rose globally today, with the dollar falling, as attention is focused on anticipated inflation data that may set expectations for the next step of the Federal Reserve Council (the Central Bank of the United States) on monetary policy.
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Times of IndiaGold rises as dollar eases; US inflation data on radar
Gold prices edged higher on Tuesday due to a weakening U.S. dollar, as investors gear up for crucial inflation data that could sway the Federal Reserve's policy direction. A 60% likelihood of an impending rate increase looms over the market, potentially dampening gold's attractiveness amid soaring interest rates. In parallel, other precious metals, including silver, platinum, and palladium, recorded price increases.
Is gold ready to rally again, or will inflation hand control back to bears?
Gold prices rose on Tuesday as a softer US dollar helped bullion recover from two sessions of losses, while investors turned their attention to inflation data that could decide whether the Federal Reserve raises rates next week. Spot gold gained 0.6% to $4,429.89 an ounce in early Asian trading, while December US gold futures were little changed at $4,475.10. The dollar index fell about 0.4%, making bullion cheaper for buyers using other currenc…
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