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Fed will raise rates to 6 in 2023 gold could hit 10k by 2025 – Tom Luongo

Fed will raise rates to 6% in 2023, gold could hit $10k by 2025 – Tom Luongo The Federal Reserve will hike interest rates to 6 percent in 2023, according to Tom Luongo, Publisher of Gold, Goats 'n Guns. Luongo had correctly forecast in 2022 that Fed Chair Jerome Powell would continue to hike into the 4.5 to 6 percent territory in 2023, when many analysts were forecasting a pivot or pause. "I think he [Powell] will raise again, and…

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Here’s why gold price is above 1900 despite two looming rate hikes

Here's why gold price is above $1,900 despite two looming rate hikes After testing $1,900 an ounce, gold has come out on top, saving itself from a more significant selloff if prices dropped below this psychologically important level. Gold is wrapping up the second quarter down more than $80, the worst performance since the third quarter of last year. At the time of writing, August Comex gold futures were trading at $1,925.80 an ounce, up 0.41% on the day. But…

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When fiction reveals the flaws in well-thought-out plans

When fiction reveals the flaws in well-thought-out plans In both comedy films and real life, we often encounter situations where meticulously crafted plans fall flat on their faces. This article takes a humorous perspective on the notion that sometimes fiction can be more viable than a supposedly well-thought-out plan. While the focus of this article is the recent decline in gold, it also draws parallels to a comedic dialogue from Men in Black and a plan devised by Chairman Powell…

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Bearish technicals limit buying interest in gold silver

Bearish technicals limit buying interest in gold, silver Gold and silver prices are modestly down in midday U.S. trading Wednesday, with gold notching a 3.5-month low overnight. A lack of markets-moving fundamental news at mid-week has traders focused more on the analytical charts for the precious metals, which are leaning bearish. August gold was last down $3.50 at $1,920.30 and July silver was down $0.095 at $22.865. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, Bank of…

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US durable goods beat expectations in May gold price erases early-morning gains

U.S. durable goods beat expectations in May, gold price erases early-morning gains The gold market erased its early-morning gains after the newly released data showed that orders for long-lasting U.S. factory goods were up 1.7% in May versus the expected decrease of 1%. The monthly increase in durable goods orders was $4.9 billion and was largely driven by transportation equipment that was up for the third consecutive month, the U.S. Census Bureau said in the report. The core durable goods…

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Gold silver see mild safe-haven demand after Russia revolt

Gold, silver see mild safe-haven demand after Russia revolt Gold and silver prices are higher, with silver solidly up, in midday U.S. trading Monday. Some safe-haven buying is featured following an aborted insurrection in Russia over the weekend that has left the nuclear armed nation’s military destabilized and has the rest of the world wondering what happens next. August gold was last up $5.50 at $1,935.20 and July silver was up $0.521 at $22.875. Geopolitics is back on the front…

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Gold will rise with dollar as ‘violent’ global debt crisis unfolds de-dollarization will take at least a decade – Brent Johnson

Gold will rise with dollar as 'violent' global debt crisis unfolds, de-dollarization will take at least a decade – Brent Johnson The dollar will gain strength relative to other currencies, along with gold, as a "violent" global debt crisis unfolds. That is according to Brent Johnson, Founder and CEO of Santiago Capital. Johnson, who created the Dollar Milkshake Theory, said that "there is no alternative to the dollar" when it comes to international trade and debt agreements. "I think that…

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Will jobs and inflation data confirm the Fed’s stance on two more rate hikes? This is what gold price is watching

Will jobs and inflation data confirm the Fed's stance on two more rate hikes? This is what gold price is watching Gold is seeing its worst week since February as the Federal Reserve's outlook of two more rate hikes weighs on the precious metal. But some analysts don't see the macro picture supporting that hawkish view. The gold market is down around $40 on the week, with August Comex gold futures last trading at $1,931.30 an ounce. Federal Reserve Chair…

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If you think gold had a brutal selloff this week just look at a silver chart

If you think gold had a brutal selloff this week, just look at a silver chart Gold prices this week had such a strong decline that they traded to a low not witnessed since the first week of March, declining by approximately $39 per ounce. Gold futures basis most active August contract opened at approximately $1969 on Tuesday and as of 5:25 PM EDT is fixed at $1930.30. This week’s price decline resulted in gold losing 1.96%. The key factors…

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Gold breaks below recent lows as central banks worldwide raise rates

Gold breaks below recent lows as central banks worldwide raise rates The Federal Reserve’s drumbeat signaling more rate hikes is loud enough to be heard on the other side of the world. In his second day of testimony to the House and Senate Chairman Powell is reiterating his message that a “strong majority” of Federal Reserve officials are strongly committed to raising rates twice for a total of 50 basis points by the end of the year. This would take…

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