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Gold Drifts Lower On Firmer Dollar, Rising Oil And Bond Yields
Source: Nasdaq
Commodities & Raw MaterialsMonetary PolicyInterest Rates & YieldsGeopolitics & War
Gold prices declined for a second consecutive session as investors balanced Middle East geopolitical tensions against uncertainty ahead of policy meetings at the Federal Reserve, Bank of England and Bank of Japan. The near-term direction for bullion is likely to hinge on central-bank signals for interest rates, which affect the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold.
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