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Gold prices stuck in no-mans land holding support at 1850 on quiet US holiday

Gold prices stuck in no-mans land holding support at $1,850 on quiet U.S. holiday Gold prices have dropped from their overnight highs but continue to hold support above $1,850 an ounce; Commodity analysts note that the market generally lacks conviction in any direction as U.S. markets are closed for the Memorial Day long weekend. Spot gold prices are trading in neutral territory Monday morning, last trading around $1,856 an ounce. Analysts note that the precious metal is trading in the…

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If gold is not the best inflation hedge then what is? Nancy Davis

If gold is not the best inflation hedge, then what is? Nancy Davis Gold and oil are not ideal investments for those seeking inflation hedging, according to Nancy Davis, Founder and Managing Partner of Quadratic Capital Management. Davis spoke with David Lin, Anchor and Producer at Kitco News.   Stock and Bond Market Davis commented on the recent stock market selloffs. She attributed the fall in prices to companies facing higher costs. “This is a little bit of a wakeup…

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Will gold price benefit from classic bear market rally in equities?

Will gold price benefit from classic bear market rally in equities? There is a new battle in the gold market as the precious metal continues to benefit from a weaker U.S. dollar and falling bond yields; however, shifting risk sentiment, as equity markets end their seven-week losing streak with a 6% rally, presents a new headwind for the precious metal. The gold market managed to hold steady around the critical psychological level of $1,850 this week as the U.S. dollar…

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Gold prices still holding 1850 as PCE core inflation rises 49 in line with expectations

Gold prices still holding $1,850 as PCE core inflation rises 4.9%, in line with expectations The gold market continues to hold around the critical psychological level of $1,850 but according to some analysts, could struggle in the near-term as inflation pressures could have peaked. On a monthly basis, the core Personal Consumption Expenditures Index, the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure, increased 0.3% last month, the U.S. Department of Commerce said on Friday. The inflation data was in line with expectations.…

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Gold silver near steady amid conflicting daily inputs

Gold, silver near steady amid conflicting daily inputs Gold and silver prices are not trading too far from unchanged in midday action Thursday. Bearish for the metals is a stabilization of the U.S. stock indexes this week, after hitting 12-month lows last week. Rising bond yields at midday are also a negative for the metals. However, sharply higher crude oil prices and a weaker U.S. dollar index are working in favor of the metals market bulls on this day. June…

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Gold silver sell off amid rebound in USDX uptick in bond yields

Gold, silver sell off amid rebound in USDX, uptick in bond yields Gold and silver prices are lower in midday U.S. trading Wednesday, with gold suffering solid losses. Corrective pullbacks from recent good price gains are featured at mid-week. A rebound in the U.S. dollar index and rising U.S. Treasury yields are negatives for the precious metals on this day. June gold futures were last down $22.30 at $1,843.10. July Comex silver futures were last down $0.228 at $21.84 an…

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Gold silver rally as stock markets bond yields drop

Gold, silver rally as stock markets, bond yields drop JGold and silver prices are solidly up in midday U.S. trading Tuesday, boosted by another sell off in the U.S. stock indexes, falling U.S. Treasury yields and by the recent sharp losses in the U.S. dollar index that hit another four-week low today. Risk aversion is keener in the general marketplace early this week, and that’s inviting safe-haven demand for the precious metals. June gold futures were last up $19.10 at…

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Extreme dollar weakness today overcomes sel ling pressure in gold:

Extreme dollar weakness today overcomes sel ling pressure in gold: 103.80 was and continues to remain an important price level of technical resistance for the U.S. dollar index. The dollar index has flirted with this price point on three occasions, first occurring at the end of 2016 and then again during the first quarter of 2017. According to Investopedia, the U.S. dollar index (USDX) measures the value of the U.S. dollar relative to a basket of foreign currencies. The USDX…

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Gold’s big 1800 test on the radar next week as stocks’ steep selloff intensifies

Gold's big $1,800 test on the radar next week as stocks' steep selloff intensifies With the U.S. stock market still at risk, should gold be trading higher? Analysts see next week as an important test for gold as markets debate the effects of the Federal Reserve's oversized hikes. Gold is ending the week with its first weekly gain in five weeks as the precious metal finally saw renewed safe-haven demand on concerns over inflation and economic growth. June Comex gold…

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Markets at risk of waterfall event’ this is how gold would perform Lobo Tiggre

Markets at risk of ‘waterfall event’, this is how gold would perform – Lobo Tiggre Lobo Tiggre, of The Independent Speculator, claimed that the market selloff is not yet over, and that gold will do well in this environment. Tiggre spoke with David Lin, anchor and producer at Kitco News. “My concern about a near-term ‘waterfall event’ in the broader markets… is higher now than it has been since 2021,” said Tiggre. “I don’t want to be putting any more…

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