Gold prices rose for the third consecutive day after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates again and signaled a dovish stance. The precious metal briefly strengthened by about 0.5% to approach $4,248 per troy ounce, supported by falling US bond yields and a weakening dollar index following the final FOMC meeting of the year. At…
Gold and silver fell as bond yields pushed higher, with traders looking beyond the Fed’s near-certain rate reduction for cues on monetary policy next year. Treasury yields climbed, with investors facing a series of auctions beginning Monday and a Fed rate decision Wednesday that may alter 2026 policy expectations. Higher rates are typically negative for…
Gold held steady as market participants began to focus on the Fed’s policy direction for next year, rather than just the near-certain interest rate cut. Bullion traded around $4,193 per ounce, after closing slightly lower in the previous session. Meanwhile, US Treasury yields rose on Monday, ahead of a series of auctions and the Federal…
Gold strengthened at the start of the Asian trading session as market participants grew more confident that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates later this week. The price increase for this precious metal emerged after the release of key US inflation indicators, which were in line with expectations, providing no negative surprises for the…
Gold prices fell suddenly during the Asian trading session on Thursday (December 4), after previously holding firm above the $4,200 per troy ounce area. This movement reflected a brief correction rather than a major trend change, as gold was still trading within that upper range. Market participants took advantage of the sharp rally in recent…
Shares in Hong Kong dipped 273 points, or 1.0%, to 25,826 in early Wednesday trade, reversing gains from the prior two sessions amid steep, broad-based losses across sectors. Traders were nervous ahead of key policy events in China, including the annual Central Economic Work Conference and the December Politburo meeting. Fresh private survey data also…
