Here's the latest news from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. While speaking at a conference in Portugal, Powell expressed optimism about the US economy and decreased the possibility of a recession, stating that the economy has shown resilience and is still growing, albeit at a modest pace. He acknowledged the possibility of a recession but

Gold price regains momentum above $1900 despite increased odds of Fed rate hikes. US economic data underscores robust growth, pushing XAU/USD to test 200-day EMA. Treasury bond yields soar, underpinning projections of higher rates and potential headwinds for Gold demand. Gold price recovers some ground after sliding below the $1900 figure for the first time

The decline in Gold is now on the cusp of Credit Suisse’s target of price and retracement support at $1,900/1,890. The bank analyzes XAU/USD technical outlook. Weekly close below $1,856 to reinforce the longer-term sideways range Gold has declined to our core target of $1,900/1,890 and with the rising 200-DMA seen not far below at

Stronger-than-expected US economic data boosts the US Dollar across the board. US Treasury yields spike higher, putting pressure on Gold. XAU/USD fell below $1,900/oz, reaching its lowest level in three months. Gold prices tumbled following the release of US economic data. XAU/USD broke below $1,900 for the first time since mid-March and fell to $1,894.

Here's the latest news from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. While speaking at a conference in Portugal, Powell expressed optimism about the US economy and decreased the possibility of a recession, stating that the economy has shown resilience and is still growing, albeit at a modest pace. He acknowledged the possibility of a recession but

Gold price regains momentum above $1900 despite increased odds of Fed rate hikes. US economic data underscores robust growth, pushing XAU/USD to test 200-day EMA. Treasury bond yields soar, underpinning projections of higher rates and potential headwinds for Gold demand. Gold price recovers some ground after sliding below the $1900 figure for the first time

The decline in Gold is now on the cusp of Credit Suisse’s target of price and retracement support at $1,900/1,890. The bank analyzes XAU/USD technical outlook. Weekly close below $1,856 to reinforce the longer-term sideways range Gold has declined to our core target of $1,900/1,890 and with the rising 200-DMA seen not far below at

Stronger-than-expected US economic data boosts the US Dollar across the board. US Treasury yields spike higher, putting pressure on Gold. XAU/USD fell below $1,900/oz, reaching its lowest level in three months. Gold prices tumbled following the release of US economic data. XAU/USD broke below $1,900 for the first time since mid-March and fell to $1,894.

Here's the latest news from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. While speaking at a conference in Portugal, Powell expressed optimism about the US economy and decreased the possibility of a recession, stating that the economy has shown resilience and is still growing, albeit at a modest pace. He acknowledged the possibility of a recession but

Gold price regains momentum above $1900 despite increased odds of Fed rate hikes. US economic data underscores robust growth, pushing XAU/USD to test 200-day EMA. Treasury bond yields soar, underpinning projections of higher rates and potential headwinds for Gold demand. Gold price recovers some ground after sliding below the $1900 figure for the first time

The decline in Gold is now on the cusp of Credit Suisse’s target of price and retracement support at $1,900/1,890. The bank analyzes XAU/USD technical outlook. Weekly close below $1,856 to reinforce the longer-term sideways range Gold has declined to our core target of $1,900/1,890 and with the rising 200-DMA seen not far below at

Stronger-than-expected US economic data boosts the US Dollar across the board. US Treasury yields spike higher, putting pressure on Gold. XAU/USD fell below $1,900/oz, reaching its lowest level in three months. Gold prices tumbled following the release of US economic data. XAU/USD broke below $1,900 for the first time since mid-March and fell to $1,894.