Gold Price Hits New High on US Fed Rate Cut Buzz, Rallies 35% in YTD. Is It the Right Time to Buy Gold?
Gold price reached a record $3,600 per ounce due to weak U.S. job growth and rising unemployment, prompting expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, reports show.
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Volatile Markets: Rate Cuts, Political Uncertainty, and Rising Gold Prices
Volatile Markets: Rate Cuts, Political Uncertainty, and Rising Gold Prices Global financial markets displayed diverse reactions following the release of troubling U.S. labor data, which bolstered the likelihood of imminent interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. This potential monetary policy shift helped elevate stock markets, although the dollar experienced instability.Japan faced political turmoil with the resignation of Prime Minister Shi…
Gold Surges to Historic Highs Driven by Weak U.S. Labor Market and Interest Rate Cut Expectations
Gold prices in local markets saw a slight decline during Saturday’s trading, coinciding with the weekly closure of global exchanges. This followed the global gold ounce reaching an all-time high, achieving strong weekly gains of 4%, driven by weaker-than-expected U.S. labor market data, according to a report from the “iSAGHA” platform.
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