Gold set for worst month in more than 17 years as US rate-cut hopes fade

Gold prices rose on hopes of Middle East conflict easing but face worst month in over 17 years as US rate-cut chances dim.

Source: Reuters (via feed)




Gold prices rose on Tuesday amid hopes of de-escalation in the Middle East conflict. The metal is poised for its worst month in more than 17 years. This is due to higher energy prices dimming hopes of a U.S. interest rate cut this year.

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Gold prices can reflect changes in interest rate expectations and energy prices.


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