Gold Prices To trade sideways: Powell’s Jackson Hole Event Speech Eyed
Gold Price Today, Gold Price Outlook, Gold Price Forecast: COMEX gold trades modestly higher near $1770/oz supported by weakness in the US dollar and pause in US bond yields as market players position for Fed Chairman’s comments at the Jackson Hole Symposium. With mixed US economic data showing signs of stress in the economy, market players are assessing if the Fed may take a less hawkish stance.
Crude Oil Extends Gains After US Exports Jump Amid Tightening Supply
Crude Oil price forecast: Crudeoil rose for a third session after a government report showed the US shipped a record amount of crude and refined products overseas as energy-starved economies scramble for supplies.
Gold Price Forecast: China Can Recover From The crisis of Recession
Gold Price Forecast: Expectations that China may overcome the recession woes and Fed’s Powell may repeat his cautious statements at the Jackson Hole also seemed to have tested the DXY bulls. “Various Chinese state media agencies are coming to the rescue of the local currency, the yuan, after the recent depreciation, justifying that the country’s strong exports should offset a stronger dollar and hawkish Fed rate hikes,” mentioned Reuters on Wednesday. Concerns about China become important for gold traders due to the dragon nation’s status as one of the world’s largest gold consumers.
Gold Holds Gain As Traders Weigh Outlook For Fed Tightening Path
Gold held an advance as investors weighed the outlook for the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy tightening path after new data pointed to some weakness in the US economy.
IndusInd Bank Gains As Jefferies Reiterates ‘Buy’, Raises Target Citing Growth In Retail Deposit
Shares of IndusInd Bank gained 1.7% during the session. The stock is among the top gainers in Nifty Bank index.
Indian Rupee Gains Against U.S. Dollar At Open
The Indian rupee gained against the U.S. dollar on Wednesday. The currency appreciated 6 paise or 0.08% against the greenback to open at 79.80. In early …