Gold prices have climbed dramatically during the last three years, owing to three primary drivers. How will gold prices move next week?
Many analysts projected that gold prices would rise considerably in 2024, reaching a new high, especially if the Federal Reserve cut interest rates.
Is there a case for the “soft-landing” scenario coming true in 2023 and that financial market assets will therefore continue the rally that we have seen so far this...
Inflation fell to its lowest annual rate in more than two years in June, prompting the Federal Reserve to halt hiking interest rates after its July meeting, boosting the...
There are some reasons why the risk of a policy mistake is extraordinarily high amongst developed-country central banks.
By early May, commercial banks have started to reduce deposit interest rates. With this the average deposit interest rate that had peaked in January at 9 percent per...
The pressure on the USD/VND exchange rate could ease further as the Fed's rate hiking cycle may come to an end.
The Fed signalled a pause in rate hikes this week, but made it clear that rates could still rise.
Analysts believe that concerns about credit conditions and the debt limit dispute will maintain gold prices at historically high levels for the foreseeable future.
There seem to be two factors that will determine the fate of the US dollar, at least over the next few months.
We are talking about the day when the Federal Reserve clearly indicates that it thinks it has reached the peak, or the pause point, on policy rates. For at this time,...
Gold prices may remain flat next week due to rising expectations that the Fed will raise interest rates by 0.5% at its upcoming meeting.
Gold price has fallen for the fourth week in a row, as investors are concerned about how aggressive the Federal Reserve will have to be in order to bring inflation down...
The Fed's decision to scale back its rate hike, US default risk, and other factors will support the gold price next week.
In a speech, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell declared that the central bank would "slow the pace" of rate hike. Will this lead to an increase in gold prices the following...
Investors are still hesitant to enter the market, despite the FED's indication that it may slow the rate of rate increases in December.
The FED’s policy is front and centre of market attention but investors could do well to note some of the hints that are coming from other central banks.
Many financial experts think that the FED's scaled-back rate hike will soon help the USD/VND rate "cool down."
By the end of 2022, lending rates may have somewhat increased due to the potential increase in deposit rates in the upcoming months.
This week, the FED has continued to raise interest rates, causing gold prices to decline even further.
Following the Federal Reserve's meeting in November, the markets strengthened their bets on a slower tightening cycle, which helped gold mount a strong rally on Friday.
The US seems unlikely to escape a recession as it pays for excessive Covid-related fiscal stimulus, and a Fed that fell far behind the curve. The “price” of these...
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