Gold prices expected to post weekly loss amid stronger dollar and Fed rate outlook
Most outlets reported that gold prices were set to record a weekly loss, emphasizing the impact of a stronger dollar and expectations of sustained high interest rates by the Federal Reserve. Business Recorder added that gold prices ticked up on Friday but were still set for a loss, while Profit noted a fall of over 2% and also mentioned losses in other precious metals like silver, platinum, and palladium.
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Gold heads for weekly loss as stronger dollar, Fed rate outlook weigh
Spot gold falls over 2% this week as stronger dollar and rising Treasury yields pressure bullion; silver, platinum and palladium also face weekly losses
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Gold heads for weekly loss as stronger dollar, Fed rate outlook weighs
Gold prices ticked up on Friday but were set to post a weekly loss, pressured by a stronger dollar and growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates elevated to contain inflation. Spot gold rose 0.2% to $4,288.36 per ounce by 0200 GMT, but was down 2% so far this week. US gold futures edged 0.6% higher to $4,323.10. The dollar was headed for a weekly gain, making gr...
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