Gold continues to benefit as the Israel-Hamas conflict becomes increasingly tense. Gold prices rose this morning despite US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell reiterating his stance that interest rates will have to be higher for a longer period of time. The head of the world's most powerful central bank also emphasized his commitment to bringing inflation down to the target level of 2%.
Although the Fed remains committed to its inflation target, experts say increased geopolitical instability could quickly push gold to $2,1000/ounce. Since the conflict in the Middle East began, safe-haven demand has helped gold rise to nearly $120. Geopolitical concerns along with the prospect of a global recession are essentially driving gold futures prices. Therefore, you should buy at low prices, 1,900 USD will be the bottom for gold.

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