Gold prices dip amid strong US jobs data and rate-hike expectations
Most outlets led with the decline in gold prices linked to strong US payrolls data and heightened rate-hike expectations. Both excerpts also noted the anticipation of key inflation data for further insight into the Federal Reserve’s policy direction, though the Business Recorder added a brief mention of market participants awaiting the data for "further clarity," while Dunya News framed it as seeking "clues on the Federal Reserve’s policy path."
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Gold eases as strong US jobs data boosts Fed rate-hike bets
Spot gold and US gold futures fall 0.2% to $4,421.04 and $4,466.90, while silver slips 0.2% to $66.06; platinum rises 0.3% to $1,825.21 and palladium gains 1.1% to $1,401.84
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Gold eases as robust US payrolls boost rate-hike bets
Gold prices dip as strong U.S. jobs data boosts rate-hike expectations. Investors await key inflation data this week for clues on the Federal Reserve’s policy path.
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Gold eases as robust US payrolls boost rate-hike bets; inflation data in focus
Gold prices nudged lower on Monday as strong US jobs data reinforced expectations for higher interest rates, while market participants awaited key US inflation prints due later this week for further clarity on the Federal Reserve’s policy path. Spot gold was down 0.5% at $4,405.47 per ounce, as of 0211 GMT, after falling 1% on Friday. US gold futures for December delivery were down 0.5% at $...
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