Gold Set for Weekly Gain as Markets Await US Payrolls Data
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Gold prices rose slightly at the beginning of Asian markets today Friday, moving towards weekly gains, amid investors' expectation of a non-agricultural jobs report in the United States.
Gold set for weekly gain as markets await US payrolls data
Gold prices have seen a surge in early Asian markets, climbing by 0.4% as investors brace for the crucial US non-farm payrolls report. With a projected weekly increase of 5.9%, market sentiment remains optimistic. Two Federal Reserve officials have floated the idea of gradual interest rate hikes to tackle inflation.
Economy: Directly - world gold prices rose at the beginning of today's Friday dealings, as they moved towards 5.9% weekly earnings, amid investors' expectation of a job report other than...
Gold prices rose slightly at the beginning of Asian market transactions today, Friday, amid investors' anticipation of the United States of America's non-agricultural jobs report for indicators of the Central Bank's interest-rate path. Gold in instant transactions climbed by 0.4 per cent to $403,55 per ounce, moving towards weekly gains of about 5.9 per cent in [...]
Gold prices rose slightly at the beginning of Asian markets today Friday, heading for weekly gains, while investors expect the non-agricultural jobs report in the United States later today to get new indications about the path that the Federal Reserve (Central Bank) will take on interest rates.
Gold Extends Gains Ahead of US Jobs Data
Gold prices rose in early Asian trading on Thursday, following their biggest daily gain since mid-August in the previous session, supported by a weaker US dollar as investors awaited the US nonfarm payrolls report due later this week for clues about the Federal Reserve’s interest rate outlook.
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