Gold drops led by faster US PPI growth

Share: Gold price looks supported but needs to pass through more filters for a confident reversal. US inflation grew slower than forecasted in July as lower second-hand automobile prices offset rising rentals. US President Biden restricts some new investment in China in sensitive technologies. Gold price (XAU/USD) faces selling pressure as the United States Producer Price

Gold Price Outlook at Risk as Markets Embrace Tighter Fed for Longer After US CPI

Gold, XAU/USD, CPI, Trendline Breakout – Precious Metals Briefing: Gold prices sink in the aftermath of US inflation data Longer-term Treasury yields outpaced the front-end This will continue making life difficult for XAU/USD Recommended by Daniel Dubrovsky Get Your Free Gold Forecast Gold prices weakened in the aftermath of US inflation data on Thursday, reversing

US CPI inflation to shape Federal Reserve expectations

Share: Consumer Price Index in the US is forecast to rise 3.3% YoY in July, up from the 3% increase recorded in June. Core CPI inflation is expected to hold steady at 4.8% YoY in July. US CPI inflation report could significantly impact the US Dollar’s valuation by altering the Fed’s rate outlook.

US Fed clarifies process for banks to transact in stablecoins By Reuters

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The U.S. Federal Reserve building in Washington, D.C./File Photo By Hannah Lang (Reuters) -State banks that are a member of the U.S. Federal Reserve system should obtain a written supervisory nonobjection from the Fed before issuing, holding or transacting in dollar tokens used to facilitate payments, such as stablecoins, the central

We should start thinking about how long to hold rates

Share: According to Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee, they should start thinking about how long to hold rates. In an interview with Bloomberg, he said that the last couple of inflation readings were pretty positive.  Regarding Fitch’s US credit downgrade, Goolsbee mentioned that it won’t make much difference. On the

Fed likely to remain in restrictive territory well into 2024

Share: Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Raphael Bostic said on Friday to Bloomberg, that the central bank is likely to keep monetary policy in a restrictive territory well into 2024. He added that the Fed is on a trajectory to get to the 2% inflation target.  Asked about the recent jobs report, Bostic