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Gold approaches two-week low on rising yields, Fed hike bets (opens the original)
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Gold fell to the lowest in almost two weeks as a global bond selloff sent yields higher, with traders betting the Federal Reserve may need to raise interest rates to contain inflationary pressure from elevated oil prices. Bullion dropped as much as 2.5 per cent to the lowest since Aug. 19 as global rates climbed to the highest since 2008 and the dollar edged higher. Both are headwinds for non-yielding gold. The precious metal’s three-day decline is on pace for the longest losing streak since ear
Gold slips as renewed Middle East tensions keep Fed hike bets alive (opens the original)
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Gold edged down as renewed geopolitical risks stoked concerns about inflationary pressures that could make the Federal Reserve hike interest rates, a headwind for the precious metal. Bullion fell 0.5 per cent as escalating tensions in the Middle East sent United States crude above US$85 a barrel and Treasury yields higher. Elevated energy costs mean that the U.S. central bank may need to raise rates to contain price pressures. Higher rates are typically negative for non-yielding gold. The precio
U.S. and Canada aluminum groups slam tariffs and point to China (opens the original)
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The United States and Canada should stop targeting each other with aluminum tariffs, according to industry groups representing producers of the metal in both countries, and instead forge a common front against Chinese competition. Their comments came as the U.S. and Canada escalated a trade dispute, with Washington maintaining a 50 per cent tariff on Canadian aluminum and Ottawa retaliating with a 50 per cent duty on U.S. imports. The two countries had been negotiating a trade deal that could ha
Gold trims weekly drop on dip-buying despite rate hike odds (opens the original)
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Gold trimmed its weekly loss as some investors bought on dips after the precious metal broke below a key price level, even as escalating war tensions kept interest rate hike bets alive. Bullion advanced as much as 1.2 per cent, above the key psychological level of US$4,000 an ounce, after earlier swinging between gains and losses, but was still headed for a weekly decline of more than two per cent. The United States and Iran clashed for a sixth straight day, with oil set for a weekly rally on th
Gold slumps as U.S.-Iran strikes, Fed's Waller fuel rate hike bets (opens the original)
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Gold dropped the most in more than two weeks as renewed United States-Iran hostilities in the Middle East and remarks from a monetary policymaker fuelled expectations that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates to contain inflation. Bullion slid as much as 3.2 per cent to trade below US$4,000 an ounce, the largest intraday drop since June 24 as Fed Governor Christopher Waller said policymakers may need to raise rates in the near term. Swap traders are now pricing in a 43 per cent chance of
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