Gold
Gold is unique for its durability (it doesn’t rust or corrode), malleability, and ability to conduct both heat and electricity. It has some industrial applications in dentistry and electronics, but we know it principally as a base for jewelry and as a form of currency.
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Gold attracts fresh sellers amid Fed’s hawkish stance, US-China trade optimism
Gold struggles to capitalize on its modest uptick amid a mixed fundamental backdrop. The Fed’s hawkish stance acts as a…
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Gold gains traction amid USD weakness and reviving safe-haven demand
Gold regains positive traction amid a modest USD weakness and reviving safe-haven demand. The US-China trade optimism and the Fed’s…
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XAU/USD snaps three-day losing streak as Fed’s policy takes centre stage
Gold price bounces back to near $4,020 after three-day losing streak. The Fed is almost certain to cut interest rates…
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Gold recovers further from three-week low as traders await FOMC rate decision
Gold reverses an Asian session dip on Wednesday, though it lacks follow-through buying. The US-China trade optimism acts as a…
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Gold Plumets Another 2%
Current Correction on Gold Exceeds 11%, $3,900 Is Tested The decline in gold prices continued today, with the scale of…
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Gold bounces off two-week low amid weaker USD, Fed rate-cut bets; trade optimism caps gains
Gold attempts a modest recovery from an over two-week low amid a broadly weaker USD. Bets that the Fed will…
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Gold Sets a Lower Tone Ahead of FED Meeting
First Weekly Decline Since August Gold is trading lower at the start of this week. Last week marked the first…
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Gold Drops Amid Progress on US-China Trade Talks
Gold prices fell 1% to around $4,070 per ounce on Monday, extending Friday’s decline, as progress in US–China trade talks…
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Gold rebounds after softer US CPI data reinforces Fed cut bets
XAU/USD climbs 0.10% to $4,127 after earlier dip to $4,043. US CPI broadly in line but soft enough to cement…
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