Gold prices fall over 1% amid rising oil prices and rate hike expectations
Most outlets reported that gold prices fell over 1% due to rising oil prices and expectations of higher interest rates. Business Recorder emphasized the broader context of inflation concerns and the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting, while Profit highlighted the specific price drop and the 87% probability of a December rate hike.
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Gold falls over 1% as rising oil prices fuel US interest rate hike expectations
Spot gold drops to $4,095.75 per ounce, lowest since October 7, as traders price in 87% chance of Federal Reserve rate hike in December
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Gold drops over 1% as oil rally reinforces higher-for-longer rate outlook
Gold fell more than 1% on Thursday as rising oil prices stoked inflation concerns and reinforced expectations that interest rates could stay higher for longer, while investors awaited next week’s Federal Reserve meeting for clues on the policy outlook. Spot gold slid 1.1% to $4,094.90 per ounce by 0333 GMT, hitting its lowest since October 14. US gold futures for December delivery dropped 0.9% ...
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