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Gold could do well as Trump admin and Fed face a reckoning over interest rates
Source: kitco.com
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Gold is facing sustained selling pressure as U.S. bond yields climb to their highest levels in nearly two decades. Persistent inflation expectations are driving expectations for further Federal Reserve interest-rate increases, raising the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold.
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