Gold prices rebound after hitting one-week low amid shifting dollar and Fed rate expectations
Most outlets reported that gold prices rebounded from a one-week low as the US dollar weakened. Business Recorder highlighted the rise of more than 1% and linked it to the dollar easing and uncertainty around a potential Federal Reserve rate increase. Profit noted a 0.7% rise in gold prices and mentioned the 32% probability of a rate hike this month, framing the market's shifting expectations more quantitatively.
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Gold rebounds from one-week low as dollar weakens, Fed rate hike bets rise
Spot gold gains 0.7% to $4,134.08 per ounce; traders see 32% chance of US interest rate hike this month
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Gold rebounds from one-week low as dollar slips
Gold rose more than 1% on Thursday, rebounding from a one-week low hit in the previous session as the US dollar eased, while investors assessed the likelihood of a Federal Reserve interest rate increase this month after a hot inflation report. Spot gold was up 1.3% at $4,158.63 per ounce, as of 0257 GMT, after hitting its lowest since October 7 on Wednesday. US gold futures for December del...
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