Gold steadies before US payrolls data as traders assess interest-rate expectations, the US Dollar and Treasury yields ahead of the key report.
Gold is set for a weekly decline as traders await US jobs data, with the Dollar, Treasury yields and Fed rate expectations in focus.
Global bonds face deeper selling as rising term premiums, oil prices and inflation concerns push government bond yields higher.
Central banks are under political and economic pressure because governments deal with higher energy costs worries about inflation and shifting economic conditions. A new report
Silver price remains broadly unchanged near $60 as traders assess US yields, Dollar strength and upcoming economic data for fresh direction.
The US Dollar maintains upward momentum despite softer US inflation, with yields and Fed expectations keeping the greenback supported.
Silver price remains under pressure near $60 as rising US Treasury yields and inflation risks weigh on XAG/USD ahead of US jobs data.
Gold remains under pressure near $4,200 as a resilient US Dollar and higher Treasury yields limit upside despite softer US inflation data.
Gold holds above $4,200 as the US Dollar weakens ahead of PCE inflation data, with Fed policy, yields and XAU/USD levels in focus.
US core PCE inflation is expected to rise to 3.4% in August, putting pressure on the Fed and keeping the Dollar and yields in focus.
EUR/USD remains near 1.13 as Deutsche Bank expects the pair to hold its range. Traders watch Fed policy, US data, yields and Eurozone risks.
Brent oil prices reverse as Gulf supply recovers, while US-Iran tensions, inventories and geopolitical risks keep crude markets volatile.
