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Gold prices rise on expectations of U.S. rate cuts
Bullion nears $2,080 as investors eye Fed easing
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Gold prices rose on Wednesday, supported by expectations
that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in 2024.
Gold jumped 0.1% to $2,079.74 an ounce,
its highest level since early December. Gold has risen 14% so far this year
and is on track for its first annual gain in three years.
Investors are expecting the Fed to cut rates in 2024 in an effort to combat slowing inflation.
Lower interest rates lead to lower bond yields,
making gold more attractive to investors seeking a safe haven.
Expectations of rate cuts are expected to continue to support gold prices in the coming months.
Analysis
The rise in gold prices is a sign that investors are still seeking safe-haven assets amid the ongoing uncertainty in global markets. Rising inflation and geopolitical risks are driving demand for gold.
Investors are expected to continue to seek safe-haven assets in the coming months,
which could lead to further gains in gold prices.
Gold prices rise on expectations of U.S. rate cuts