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Fed reshapes rules for gold security
Gold prices have declined by approximately 3% despite the ongoing war in the Middle East. This decline is driven by increased expectations of a US interest rate hike and a rise in the dollar. The economic environment is increasingly dependent on monetary policy, which boosts the attractiveness of the dollar and bonds while reducing gold's appeal as a safe haven. Potential statements about raising interest rates in September have heightened the prospects of monetary tightening, making holding non-yielding gold more costly. This situation is compounded by the dual pressures of a stronger dollar and rising bond yields, even as geopolitical risks related to the regional conflict and the Strait of Hormuz persist. Currently, the situation appears to be a conflict between two factors: growing geopolitical risks support gold, while rising interest rates and the dollar exert downward pressure on it. The current market condition is in a state of tension between these opposing influences, and gold prices are still susceptible to upcoming economic and political developments.
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