Despite intermittent volatility, gold remains highly sensitive to shifts in Fed policy and global risk headlines. Traders now look to Powell’s second-day remarks and Friday’s PCE inflation data for clues on future rate moves. The prospect of lower inflation and reduced safe-haven demand continues to weigh on gold’s short-term outlook. Meanwhile, the latest Fed comments
Moreover, the 2025 GDP growth outlook was lowered to 1.4% due to uncertain trade policies and economic challenges in the US and China. Meanwhile, unemployment is expected to rise to 4.5%. These projections reflect a cautious stance, maintaining tight monetary policy and limiting gold’s rally. The US Dollar Index rebounded from the 98 support level,
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Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler noted that hiring is still above the breakeven point, though uncertainty remains a challenge for the economy. Despite this, she emphasized that wages are not a major inflation driver. In response to economic conditions, Fed Chair Jerome Powell stated that the central bank is not rushing to lower interest rates.
Moreover, Mali, a major gold producer, has halted permits for small-scale mining for foreign nationals. This decision could tighten supply, adding pressure to prices. Meanwhile, copper surged over 5% as Trump hinted at a potential 25% tariff on imports. With reciprocal tariffs and global economic uncertainty, gold remains a key asset for investors hedging against
Market participants will closely monitor upcoming economic data and policy signals. In particular, the release of US home sales data may influence short-term price action. Furthermore, Trump’s executive order directing a probe into copper markets adds further uncertainty, potentially affecting broader commodity prices. Moreover, with persistent inflation concerns and ongoing trade tensions, gold remains highly