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Gold approaches $4,600/oz after U.S. weekly jobless claims fall to 203k
Source: kitco.com
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Gold prices moved closer to the $4,600/oz level after U.S. labor market data showed new unemployment claims below economists’ forecasts. The better-than-expected jobs/labor signal likely shifts rate expectations at the margin, supporting the dollar/real-yield narrative and contributing to the gold move. Overall, the catalyst is data-driven rather than a fundamental gold-specific change.
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