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Gold prices declined by more than 3% on Friday following statements by Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh, which raised concerns about the persistence of inflation and the possibility of taking tightening measures regarding U.S. monetary policy. This came alongside a rise in the U.S. dollar, which increased by 0.57%, and its appreciation negatively impacts the attractiveness of the precious metal. Warsh also confirmed that the fight against inflation is not over, and that sustained inflation above the target level could prompt the central bank to take additional actions, putting downward pressure on gold and silver prices. As a result, the ounce dropped to $4,453.57, and potential interest rate increases pushed yields higher, making gold less attractive to buyers. These developments occur amid market fluctuations related to Federal Reserve policies and expectations of rising interest rates, with the market responding to warnings about ongoing inflationary pressures and the potential for future monetary tightening.
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