GOLD HITS NEW HIGHS!
Gold prices climbed to a record high yesterday and today (21st March 2024) as the U.S. dollar and bond yields dropped lower…
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Gold prices climbed to a record high yesterday and today (21st March 2024) as the U.S. dollar and bond yields dropped lower…
Gold prices climbed to a record high yesterday and today (21st March 2024) as the U.S. dollar and bond yields dropped lower…
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Opening the week at €1,799/oz and closing the week at €1,794/oz – A relatively good week for gold all-in-all, with the exception of one dip midweek – the price and trading were strong all week.
Opening the week at €1,772/oz and closing the week at €1,801/oz – This was another positive week for gold.
Starting the week at €1,737/oz and finishing the week on €1,774/oz this was a steadily strong week for gold.
A mixed week again for gold and precious metals in general. Gold regained some composure at the end of the week as the dollar and bond yields eased but remained on course for a third straight weekly dip as strong U.S. economic data reinforced bets that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates elevated.
A less than impressive week for gold and precious metals in general, as the CPI and PPI data did not seem to have the punch required to lift the metals.
Precious metals experienced volatility this week, with silver in particular seeing some big price moves. This time last week, gold was $1,979/oz and threatening the key $2,000/oz level but has pulled back to $1,942/oz at the time of writing.
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