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Gold dives as US PPI surges, cutting into Fed dovish bets

Gold Price takes a hit and dives over 0.60% on Thursday following a red-hot factory gate inflation report in the United States (US), which prompted investors to price out the chances for a 50-basis-point rate cut at the Federal Reserve's (Fed) upcoming meeting. The XAU/USD trades at $3,334 at the time of writing. The US Producer Price Index's (PPI) July figure from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) crushed estimates and June's print. Core PPI soared and was shy of touching 4% amid an environment in which the White House demands lower interest rates, saying that tariffs are not...

GBP/USD snaps winning streak after hot US PPI inflation print

GBP/USD recoiled from rising US inflation metrics on Thursday, sending the US Dollar (USD) broadly higher and snapping a two-day winning streak in the Cable-Dollar pairing. GBP/USD saw its largest single-day decline in over two weeks, pushing the pair back toward 1.3500 after flubbing a technical push toward 1.3600. Despite getting trimmed lower by around one-third of one percent, GBP/USD is still holding firmly onto the bullish side. Cable is still trading well above the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) near 1.3170, and immediate technical support is priced in at the 50-day EMA...

Oil Prices Steady at End of Gloomy Week, Focus on Trump-Putin Talks

Oil prices were steady throughout the day and week, with investors focused on the meeting between the US and Russian presidents on Friday night. West Texas Intermediate crude traded near $64 a barrel after surging 2.1% in the previous session to offset losses earlier in the week, while Brent closed above $66 in thin trade. Vladimir Putin ramped up his appeal before the summit in Alaska, while Donald Trump sought to dampen hopes for a breakthrough. Any sign of easing US sanctions on Russian energy could lead to a further decline in oil prices, which have fallen about 10% this year amid...

Gold Heads for Weekly Loss After Report Shows Surge in US Inflation

Gold is headed for a weekly loss, as traders scale back bets on a Federal Reserve interest rate cut next month following rising inflation. Gold bullion traded near $3,335 an ounce, after ending the previous session 0.6% lower following a report showing US wholesale inflation rose in July at its highest pace in three years. Treasury yields and the dollar strengthened after the data, weighing on non-interest-bearing gold as it is priced in that currency. Swap traders now see about a 90% chance the US central bank will cut interest rates in September, having fully priced in such a move...

Silver Remains Under Pressure Ahead of Alaska Summit

Silver prices (XAG/USD) held below US$38 per troy ounce on Friday, after plunging more than 1% in the previous session. Pressure persisted as higher-than-expected US producer price inflation (PPI) dampened hopes for a significant Fed rate cut in September and kept interest in non-yielding assets low. Data-wise, weekly jobless claims came in at 224,000, better than the 228,000 forecast, indicating a still-resilient labor market. The combination of a hot PPI and solid claims has reduced the urgency for aggressive easing, reinforcing the "soft landing" narrative among market...