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Gold rebounds after two-month decline
Gold prices temporarily recovered from their two-month low, rising by 0.7% to reach $4,141.09 per ounce, as the dollar declined from its 18-month high. This movement is attributed to market expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will not make a decision to raise interest rates at this time, despite an 80% probability of a rate hike in December. Interest rates are expected to influence the attractiveness of gold as an investment asset. Experts also indicated that surpassing the $4,275 level could bolster a short-term optimistic outlook, though rising U.S. Treasury yields continue to exert pressure on the market. The International Monetary Fund’s director warned of economic threats related to high energy prices and debt levels, while the prices of some other metals, such as silver and palladium, remained stable.
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