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Gold tops US$4,600 as investors weigh Fed path before Jackson Hole (opens the original)
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Gold traded above US$4,600 an ounce as investors turned their focus to the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate path ahead of the annual Jackson Hole gathering. Bullion swung between gains and losses on Thursday after snapping a five-day winning streak the prior day. United States economic data this week showed that inflation remained well above the Fed’s target, raising prospects for a rate hike, which is typically a headwind for the non-yielding precious metal. Bullion is still up about 14 per cent
Gold tops US$4,600 as investors weigh Fed path before Jackson Hole (opens the original)
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Gold traded above US$4,600 an ounce as investors turned their focus to the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate path ahead of the annual Jackson Hole gathering. Bullion swung between gains and losses on Thursday after snapping a five-day winning streak the prior day. United States economic data this week showed that inflation remained well above the Fed’s target, raising prospects for a rate hike, which is typically a headwind for the non-yielding precious metal. Bullion is still up about 14 per cent
Gold rises to near US$4,400 as weak retail data weighs on U.S. dollar (opens the original)
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Gold extended a two-week advance as weaker U.S. retail sales data weighed on the U.S. dollar, making bullion cheaper for most buyers. The yellow metal rose as much as 0.9 per cent before paring gains to trade near US$4,400 an ounce, after ending the previous week almost one per cent higher. Latest U.S. data showed declines in both consumer sentiment and retail sales, helping to ease fears of an imminent rate hike, which is typically a headwind for non-yielding bullion. A gauge of the U.S. dollar
Gold jumps as weak U.S. jobs data adds fuel to bullion's rebound (opens the original)
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Gold jumped more than three per cent after an unexpected contraction in the United States jobs market, extending a rebound from its slump below US$4,000 an ounce. Prices rose as much as 3.1 per cent to US$4,371.93 an ounce, hitting the highest since mid-June, before paring gains. Data showed U.S. employers cut jobs in July and hiring in the prior two months was revised lower, suggesting the labour market is weaker than previously thought. The soft jobs data is likely to partially allay worries t
Gold jumps as weak U.S. jobs data adds fuel to bullion's rebound (opens the original)
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Gold jumped more than three per cent after an unexpected contraction in the United States jobs market, extending a rebound from its slump below US$4,000 an ounce. Prices rose as much as 3.1 per cent to US$4,371.93 an ounce, hitting the highest since mid-June, before paring gains. Data showed U.S. employers cut jobs in July and hiring in the prior two months was revised lower, suggesting the labour market is weaker than previously thought. The soft jobs data is likely to partially allay worries t
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