Gold price next week: Beware of Powell’s "hawkish" testimony
Fed Chairman Powell will testify before the Senate Banking Committee on the Federal Reserve's semiannual monetary policy report. If he maintains his hawkish stance, gold...
Fed Chairman Powell will testify before the Senate Banking Committee on the Federal Reserve's semiannual monetary policy report. If he maintains his hawkish stance, gold...
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.
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 possibility that the Fed will continue to raise rates may cause the price of gold to fluctuate next week.
Many analysts projected that Fed Chairman Powell will confirm that interest rates would continue to rise at the 2022 Jackson Hole Economic Symposium, which will take...
The FED will likely stop raising rates earlier than expected, according to many analysts. This will raise gold prices.
After seeing strong changes in the first days of this week, domestic gold prices on July 20 morning were listed unchanged against the previous day.
The gold market is stumbling into this weekend once more after suffering an almost 4% decline as a result of the sell-off in gold. Will gold prices drop next week?
Inflation in the United States appears to have peaked, prompting the Federal Reserve to be cautious in raising interest rates, easing downward pressure on gold prices...
The gold price may continue to go up next week as investors worry that the Federal Reserve (FED)'s quick rate hike will push the US economy into recession.
The rise in the US dollar in anticipation of a rate hike by the Federal Reserve (FED) could continue to weigh on gold prices.
The current Russia-Ukraine war, along with rising global inflation, has pushed the price of gold to an all-time high.
According to new Basel III rules applied to European banks, gold is considered a tier 1 asset June 28, 2021.