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Gold prices held steady on Friday as investors’ attention shifted to the U.S. Federal Reserve‘s policy meeting due next week for more insights into the interest rate outlook. Spot gold was little changed at $2,016.95 per ounce by 02:15 p.m. ET (1915 GMT), down 0.6% so far this week. U.S. gold futures settled mostly flat
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Share: EUR/USD reclaims territory near 1.0880 after drop into 1.0820. German Consumer Confidence declined to 11-month low. US PCE inflation eased more than expected, but spending remained high. EUR/USD recovered recent losses on Friday, recovering back into familiar technical levels. Still, overall gains remained limited after German Consumer Confidence backslid to almost a one-year low
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Dollar falls mildly in early US trading hours, following the release of core PCE inflation data which indicated a slightly sharper than expected slowdown. However, this weakness in Dollar is somewhat counterbalanced by unexpectedly robust growth in consumer spending. Despite these movements, Dollar remains within its established trading range, with a decisive breakout yet to
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To be fair, Lagarde’s speech went about as one would thought it would have. She acknowledged better inflation developments while reaffirming a more data-dependent approach. While she did say that it is fairly premature to discuss rate cuts now, she did mention that one should not be “fixated on the calendar”. Adding to that, she
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