Gold stabilizes below $2,000, increased nervousness about interest rate hikes boosts dollar and yields

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• Gold Quiet, Copper Dips on Zambia Find
  In holiday-thinned Asian trade on Monday, gold prices showed minimal movement, maintaining a trading range set over the past week as traders awaited upcoming U.S. inflation data for further cues.
• Gold rally cools, copper losses deepen amid Fed speculation
  Gold prices retreated from their seven-week highs on Friday as speculation grew regarding whether the Federal Reserve was nearing the end of its rate hike cycle. Meanwhile, copper prices sank further due to concerns surrounding China, a major importer of the metal.
• Gold rises, inflation eases, recession fears increase
  Gold prices rose during Asian trading on Thursday as weaker-than-expected US inflation data sparked bets of an early Fed rate hike pause, while heightened recession fears also boosted safe-haven buying.
• Gold rose to a week-long high on Middle East concerns and Fed caution
  Gold prices on Tuesday reached their highest level in over a week, a day after posting significant gains as increased market uncertainty stemming from conflict in the Middle East boosted demand for the precious metal. This was exacerbated as dovish remarks from the top officials of the U.S. Federal Reserve weighed down the dollar and bond yields.
• Gold shipments from Russia to the United Arab Emirates, Turkey and China
  The United Arab Emirates has become a key trading hub for gold from Russia since Western sanctions disrupted traditional export routes from Russia over Ukraine.
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• Gold slipped below $2,000 as early Fed rate cut expectations faded
  Gold prices slid below crucial levels in Asian trade on Monday as robust labor market data prompted traders to reassess expectations that the Federal Reserve would start cutting interest rates sooner in 2024.
• Gold stabilizes above $2,000 amid rate concerns
  Gold prices climbed in Asian trading on Monday, continuing their recovery from one-month lows reached after a recent breach below a crucial support level. However, concerns about prolonged higher U.S. interest rates constrained price movements, keeping them mostly within a range.
• Gold stabilizes below $2,000, debt ceiling talks continue
  There was not much of a move in the gold price in early trading on Monday as markets anticipated further talks among US lawmakers on raising the debt ceiling, with attention still focused on monetary policy after mixed cues from the Fed.
• Gold stable, copper boosted by China stimulus hopes
  Gold prices showed minimal movement in Asian trade on Tuesday as investors awaited further indications regarding U.S. monetary policy and inflation. Meanwhile, copper slightly increased due to expectations of increased government spending in China, a major importer.
• Gold stays afloat ahead of more Fed hints, copper rises
  In Asian trading on Thursday, gold prices did not move much and recovered from strong losses as markets awaited further cues on the US economy and monetary policy and copper prices rebounded from a 5-month low on improving sentiment.
• Gold steadies above $2,000 after volatile record highs
  Gold prices inched up in Asian trade on Tuesday, stabilizing after reaching record highs earlier in the week. Persistent expectations of a less dovish Federal Reserve and increased safe-haven demand contributed to the support for the yellow metal.
• Gold Steadies Above $2,300 Amid Rate Jitters
  Gold prices stabilized in Asian trading on Thursday, rebounding above a crucial support level, yet momentum remained subdued due to ongoing expectations of prolonged higher U.S. interest rates.
• Gold steadies ahead of US labor data and rate cut expectations
  Gold prices remained relatively stable in Asian trade on Thursday, as traders awaited further indications regarding the U.S. labor market’s status and information on the Federal Reserve’s timeline for initiating interest rate cuts.
• Gold strenghten as dollar falls; investors await inflation data.
  On Monday, gold prices ticked up as the dollar declined in anticipation of crucial inflation data that may influence the decisions of major central banks worldwide in the upcoming weeks. Many of these banks are currently preparing to raise interest rates.
• Gold Struggles Pre-Fed; Copper Set for Strong Week
  Gold prices remained within a narrow range on Friday, marking a second consecutive week of losses as traders awaited further signals on U.S. interest rates. Attention is now focused on upcoming inflation data and the Federal Reserve meeting.
• Gold struggles to get above $2,000 as Fed’s Kashkari signals recession
  Midweek, the price of gold rose to key levels that supported safe-haven buying after Neel Kashkari, president of the Federal Reserve in Minneapolis, spoke of a potential recession this year. Attention also turned to other U.S. economic stimulus.
• Gold surges above $2,000 as Fed hints at rate cuts in 2024
  Gold prices surged in Asian trade on Thursday, building on gains from the previous session following the Federal Reserve’s announcement that it has concluded interest rate hikes and anticipates lower borrowing costs in 2024.
• GOLD ztrácí 0,8 %, klesá pod 2600 USD, pod tlakem amerického dolaru a rostoucích výnosů
  Dnes pokračuje klesající trend na trhu drahých kovů, přičemž zlato (GOLD) se dnes pohybuje téměř o 1 % pod 2600 USD za unci. Poklesy jsou přímo přičitatelné posilování dolaru, kdy index USDIDX dnes stoupl nad 106 bodů, a výnosům, přičemž 10leté státní dluhopisy dnes vzrostly o více než 12 bazických bodů na úroveň 4,45 %. Pokles zlata je důsledkem prodlouženého „Trump Trade“. Agenda republikánů a Trumpa pravděpodobně vyvine větší tlak na Fed na vyšší sazby Fedu v roce 2025.