Dollar rally pushes gold to near two-month low as traders await Fed cues
Nov 12 (Reuters) - Gold prices fell to nearly a two-month low on Tuesday in the face of a stronger dollar, optimism about economic growth under a second Trump administration, and a broader market pivot following the Nov. 5 U.S. presidential election.
The price of gold traded at $2,611.72 per troy ounce, as of 9 a.m. ET. That’s down 0.91% from yesterday’s gold price per ...
Gold prices edged up on Wednesday as investors hunted for bargains after steep declines in the previous session, while ...
Gold prices is still down today, Nov. 12, trading at the lowest level in nearly two months, as the US dollar gained ...
Gold prices have fallen 2% so far this week as a strong dollar weighed on sentiments. US Fed's rate cut on Thursday ...
Gold prices barely moved on Wednesday (Nov 13), as attention shifted to a key US inflation print due later in the day, ...
Gold prices lost more than 2% in Monday dealings and touched their lowest level in about four weeks, pressured by the U.S. dollar's recovery as "markets anticipate potential fiscal policy measures ...
Gold prices plummet as Trump’s election victory boosts the US dollar and Treasury yields. Market sentiment shifts towards ...
It has come down since then but prices are still rising steeply ... Concerns over the environmental impact of illegal ...
The price of 24-carat gold fell by ₹10, with ten grams priced at ₹77,280, while 22-carat gold also slipped by ₹10, trading at ...
Gold fell for a second session on Monday, hurt by a firmer dollar and increased risk appetite as markets expect the Federal ...
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