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Gold futures posted sharpest decline since January
April Gold futures experienced their most significant daily decline since late January, breaking below the 50-day moving average. The sell-off followed a series of central bank decisions from the Fed, BOJ, BOE, ECB, and Bank of Canada, all of which held interest rates steady. Policymakers highlighted inflation risks stemming from the Iran conflict, with the Bank of England showing a hawkish shift and the ECB raising inflation forecasts. Fed Chair Jerome Powell noted a lack of progress on inflation, signaling a pause in the expected global easing cycle. Meanwhile, the 10-Year yield reached its highest level since ...
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From uk.finance.yahoo.com | Mar 19, 2026
Gold prices slumped on Thursday, after central banks left interest rates unchanged, amid concerns that the Iran conflict could drive inflation higher. The Bank of England (BoE) kept its rate at 3.75% on Thursday, with the central bank warning that inflation will be higher in the near term due to the shock from higher energy prices. BoE governor Andrew ...
From finance.yahoo.com | Mar 19, 2026
Gold headed for the biggest weekly loss in six years, as war in the Middle East boosted energy and reduced expectations for rate cuts. Bullion traded near $4,685 an ounce, down almost 7% this week, the most since March 2020. Soaring crude, natural gas and fuel prices triggered by the conflict are raising inflation concerns, reducing prospects of central ...