Created
: 2024.12.13
2024.12.13 21:21
The Gold price reached its highest level since the US presidential election five weeks ago at $2,725 per troy ounce yesterday, but then fell back below the $2,700 mark, Commerzbank's commodity analyst Carsten Fritsch notes.
"This week's price rise occurred detached from developments in the US dollar, bond yields and interest rate expectations. A Fed rate cut of 25 basis points on Wednesday next week is now fully priced in. Only the news that the Chinese central bank bought a small amount of Gold in November for the first time in seven months could be cited as an argument."
"It therefore comes as no surprise that a correction was triggered yesterday by a stronger US dollar and higher bond yields. Profit-taking may also have played a role, as shown by the strong outflow of almost 5 tons from the world's largest Gold ETF. At $2,700, Gold seems to be running out of steam."
Created
: 2024.12.13
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: 2024.12.13
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