Gold heads for steep weekly loss as oil prices fuel Fed rate concerns
Most outlets reported that gold is heading for a significant weekly decline, driven by rising oil prices and concerns about higher interest rates. Business Recorder and Profit both highlighted the impact of oil prices on inflation and Federal Reserve policy expectations, with Profit noting the specific percentage drop in gold prices. The framing was largely consistent across the coverage, with a focus on market reactions and the upcoming Fed meeting.
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Gold heads for steepest weekly loss in four months as oil prices fuel inflation concerns
Spot gold falls 3.6% this week to trade near $4,021 per ounce, while investors await the US Federal Reserve's October 27-28 policy meeting
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Gold heads for steep weekly loss as oil prices fuel Fed rate concerns
Gold eased on Friday, headed for its steepest weekly decline in over four months as elevated oil prices bolstered higher-for-longer interest rate expectations, while investors awaited next week’s Federal Reserve policy meet. Spot gold eased 0.2% to $4,016.27 per ounce by 0351 GMT, paring losses slightly after touching its lowest level since July 20 earlier in the session. The metal has fallen 3...
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