Gold rallies to record high on softer dollar, rate-cut expectations
- Gold prices reached an all-time high due to a weakened dollar and expectations for a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut in September.
- Spot gold rose 1.7% to $2,498.72 per ounce, hitting a record of $2,500.99 earlier.
- U.S. Gold futures traded 1.8% higher at $2,537.80, while the dollar index fell 0.4%, making gold more attractive for international buyers.
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Why gold prices just hit a new record
Three investors of the "Big Short" said they remained bullish on gold for the long-run.Srinophan69/Getty ImagesThe price of spot gold topped $2,500 per ounce on Friday, a new all-time high.The metal is rising on confidence that interest-rate cuts are imminent.The precious metal could eventually reach $2,900, one analyst projected.The price of spot gold climbed past $2,500 an ounce to a new record on Wednesday.The precious metal has rallied more …
Gold rallies to record high on softer dollar, rate-cut expectations
Gold prices soared to an all-time high on Friday as the dollar weakened on growing expectations for an interest-rate cut from the Federal Reserve in September, and as tensions in the Middle East bolstered demand for bullion.
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