Investors reassess renewed hawkish US Federal Reserve (Fed) expectations, spurred by the unexpectedly hot Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from the United States. The US CPI increased 0.4% last month after a 0.3% gain in August, the Labor Department said on Thursday. On an annual basis, the CPI inflation steadied at 3.7% in September, at the same pace as seen in August while beating estimates of a 3.6% rise.
The US inflation data reinforced the Fed’s “higher rates for longer” narrative, lifting the US Dollar and the US Treasury bond yields from their recent two-week troughs. Gold price, thereafter, reversed sharply from a two-week high above $1,880 and tested bids below the $1,870 mark, as the revival of hawkish Fed bets dented risk sentiment, aiding the US Dollar rebound.
GOLD SELL : 1908
TP. : 1898
TP. : 1880
TP. : 1865
SL. : 1920
The US inflation data reinforced the Fed’s “higher rates for longer” narrative, lifting the US Dollar and the US Treasury bond yields from their recent two-week troughs. Gold price, thereafter, reversed sharply from a two-week high above $1,880 and tested bids below the $1,870 mark, as the revival of hawkish Fed bets dented risk sentiment, aiding the US Dollar rebound.
GOLD SELL : 1908
TP. : 1898
TP. : 1880
TP. : 1865
SL. : 1920
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