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Gold to enter 2024 with sights set on record highs - Vimarsana News

Gold to enter 2024 with sights set on record highs

By Deep Kaushik Vakil (Reuters) - Gold investors anticipate record high prices next year, when the fundamentals of a dovish pivot in U.S. interest rat...

Gold to enter 2024 with sights set on record highs - Vimarsana News

Gold to enter 2024 with sights set on record highs

By Deep Kaushik Vakil (Reuters) - Gold investors anticipate record high prices next year, when the fundamentals of a dovish pivot in U.S. interest rat...

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Gold to enter 2024 with sights set on record highs - Vimarsana News

Gold to enter 2024 with sights set on record highs

By Deep Kaushik Vakil (Reuters) -Gold investors anticipate record high prices next year, when the fundamentals of a dovish pivot in U.S. interest rates, ...

Gold sell-off extends to seventh straight session on hawkish Fed - Vimarsana News

Gold sell-off extends to seventh straight session on hawkish Fed

Gold extended losses on Tuesday, hitting a seven-month low as expectations around the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates high boosted the dollar and bond yields, while focus turned to U.S. job openings data due later in the day. Spot gold was down 0.1% at $1,825.50 per ounce by 0944 GMT, dropping to its lowest since March 9. Bullion was down for a seventh consecutive session.

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gold: Gold at one-week low as firm dollar, yields dominate mood - Vimarsana News

gold: Gold at one-week low as firm dollar, yields dominate mood

"Fears of recession in the U.S. having constantly been pushed back as we see resilience in the activity data are giving a boost to the U.S. dollar," said Edward Gardner, commodities economist at Capital Economics.