Gold, Silver and Precious Metals Prices Jump, Dollar Dips as Democrats Take Control of Congress
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Silver prices jump over 4% to reclaim $51/oz as Democrats secure US midterm victory. What’s happening?
Silver prices surged over 4% to reclaim the $51/oz mark after Democrats secured a victory in the US midterm elections, weakening the dollar and Treasury yields. However, HSBC expects further gains to be limited as silver trades close to levels justified by fundamentals. Industrial and jewellery demand may weaken, while institutional buying and supply constraints could offer support.
Markets react to the US midterms: the dollar falls and gold rises
The US dollar weakened against major currencies on Wednesday morning and gold rose more than 2% to above US$4,000 an ounce as markets assessed the Democratic victory in the midterm elections, which will give the opposition control of both chambers of Congress for the final two years of Donald Trump’s presidency.
Today, gold rose with the rise of oil, amid Democrats taking control of the United States Congress and waiting for markets for labour market data and an interest path.
Following the Democrats' victory in the US midterm elections, the dollar and futures indices fell while gold rose above $4,000. How did the US midterm elections affect the markets? Medyascope
After remaining under pressure for several consecutive days, gold and silver prices saw a sharp rise on Wednesday. The US midterm election results, a weak dollar, softening US bond yields, and global geopolitical uncertainties once again led investors to seek safe havens, leading to sharp buying in precious metals. In the domestic market, gold for December delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) rose 2.21 percent, or ₹3,088, to reach an i…
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