Gold prices were lower during the midday trading session in the US on Monday. The trio of falling external markets - a stronger US dollar index, a sharp drop in crude oil prices, and an increase in US Treasury bond yields - are putting pressure on the precious metal today. The market is relatively calm ahead of the US central bank's monetary policy meeting and...
Gold prices on June 12 stood at $1,956, a slight decrease of $4 from the previous week's close. While market sentiment towards gold remains optimistic ahead of the Fed's monetary policy meeting, experts warn investors not to expect prices to exceed $2,000 this week. Due to market volatility, investors should wait for a strong breakthrough in gold prices before...
Gold has found strong short-term support between $1,932-$1,940 and has been testing it for the past two weeks. The current spot price of gold is at $1960 and is trying to break through the 20-day moving average, which has affected the precious metal in the previous month. The upcoming week's schedule will determine the short-term future of gold. Retail trader...
Gold prices rose due to a decrease in the USD, but investors remain cautious about the Fed's interest rate strategy and other economic signals. However, gold prices are still close to their lowest level of the previous session as investors wait for signals from the Fed before making investment decisions. The USD Index decreased by 0.2%, providing support for the...
The Federal Reserve's upcoming FOMC meeting may result in a temporary pause in raising interest rates for the first time in 10 meetings. However, inflation remains high and has increased further, as shown in the latest PCE report. The US economy created 339,000 new jobs in May, but the unemployment rate rose to 3.7%. The Congressional Budget Office predicts that...
Gold prices fell during Wednesday's midday trading in the US due to weak economic data from China, suggesting a global economic slowdown that could reduce demand for the precious metal. The increase in US Treasury bond yields also had a negative impact on safe-haven metals. China's exports have declined more than expected, falling 7.5% in May compared to the...
Gold prices were steady during midday trading on Tuesday in the US, with a slight increase of $5.10 to $1,979 per ounce due to some light safe-haven demand. The demand was caused by news of a dam and a large power plant explosion in Ukraine, which has raised concerns about crop and food damage. This situation is seen as a significant escalation in the...
Gold prices are currently at $1,965, a slight increase of $6 from yesterday. If the support level below $1,950 is broken, the precious metal may drop sharply to $1,880. Last month, gold dropped below $2,000 due to the relatively healthy economic sentiment that continues to support the Fed's positive monetary policy stance. However, in recent weeks, gold has held...
Gold price drops to retest its earlier low of $1,959 due to recent lack of catalysts and no statement from the Fed before the FOMC shutdown. The US big banks need to hold more capital to tackle the landing crisis, which is impacting the sentiment and Gold price. The rising geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine and concerns about hostilities between...
Gold market rebounded strongly from the support level just above $1,950. August gold futures traded at $1,976, up 0.35% on the day. Gold saw new safe-haven demand when US service sector activity fell more than expected in May. Disappointing economic data may force the Fed to end interest rate hikes. The market sees over an 85% chance that the Fed will keep...
The world gold price suddenly increased by tens of USD/ounce when the market received many influencing factors. Specifically, the Institute for Supply Management (USA) announced the non-manufacturing index for May 2023 at 50.3 points, down 4 points compared to the previous month's 51.9 points. Market participants are struggling to predict the upcoming monetary...
Gold prices held steady on Tuesday on positive sentiment surrounding the US central bank's decision not to raise interest rates this month. The US Dollar Index (DXY) initially fell but is expected to fall further due to the Fed's tightening monetary policy. Regional banks in the United States are using credit filters, which can lead to a drop in economic...