As the Fed and Middle East concerns come into focus, gold prices soar above $2,400

As investors anticipated further signals from the Federal Reserve regarding interest rate reductions, gold prices increased during Wednesday’s Asian trading session, supported by a weakening dollar. Gold futures expiring in December saw a 0.5% increase to $2,463.85 an ounce, while spot gold increased by 0.3% to $2,419.11. Before the end of the Fed meeting later…

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A declining U.S. dollar and the Middle East conflict both contributed to gold’s slight increase

In the previous trading session, gold showed strong performance, closing at 61769. It was up 0.43%. The increase in demand for safe haven assets due to the ongoing Middle East turmoil and a weaker US dollar were the reasons for the price surge. The cautious market mood is partly due to investors attentively following remarks…

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The dollar held below 104 as investors processed the most recent CPI statistics, leading to increases in gold

The dollar index stayed below 104, and gold showed a slight rise, closing at 61,181, up 0.1%. Awaiting the Federal Reserve’s policy announcement on Wednesday, investors were intently examining the most recent Consumer Price Index (CPI) report. In line with market predictions, the U.S. consumer price inflation rate decreased to 3.1% in November, the lowest…

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