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Gold bulls are back in town, will the sugar rush last?
Gold’s price is set to close the week on a high note as the shinning metal continues to command attention as a premier safe-haven asset, with spot prices stabilizing near $4,215 per troy ounce. This level reflects a broader market narrative where investors are gravitating toward the yellow metal amid escalating global tensions and a wave of monetary policy adjustments. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting held yesterday (December 10) marked a pivotal moment, with the Fed delivering a widely anticipated 25-basis-point rate cut, reinforcing easing expectations despite internal divisions on future policy. ... (full story)
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