Gold price forecast in the near future
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Last week, 19 Wall Street analysts participated in Kitco News' gold survey. In which, 42% of analysts believe that the gold price will increase in the near future, while 42% think that the price of gold will decrease. Meanwhile, the remaining 16% of analysts think gold prices will move sideways.
Meanwhile, 369 votes were cast in online polls. Of these, 221 respondents, or 60%, expect gold prices to increase in the near future. Another 95 people, or 26%, think the price of gold will be lower, while the remaining 53, or 14%, think the price of gold will go flat.
Meanwhile, 369 votes were cast in online polls. Of these, 221 respondents, or 60%, expect gold prices to increase in the near future. Another 95 people, or 26%, think the price of gold will be lower, while the remaining 53, or 14%, think the price of gold will go flat.
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Sean Lusk, co-head of trade hedging at Walsh Trading, said he remains bullish on gold given the Fed's difficulty in controlling inflationary pressures as supply issues still dominate commodity markets. However, in the short term, gold is likely to remain under pressure.Note
Gold futures for delivery in August 2023 on the Comex New York exchange fell $ 4.3, futures fell 0.22% to $ 1,960.6 / ounce.Note
In the foreign exchange market, the US Dollar Index (DXY) opened this morning at 101.08 points.Note
Gold futures for delivery in August 2023 on the Comex New York exchange fell $ 4.3, futures fell 0.22% to $ 1,960.6 / ounce.Note
Sean Lusk, co-head of trade hedging at Walsh Trading, said he remains bullish on gold given the Fed's difficulty in controlling inflationary pressures as supply issues still dominate the overall commodity market.Note
Lusk said that gold could drop by $50 this week if the Fed remains hawkish right after the rate hike decision. However, in the long term, the Fed has very little impact on the price trend as some commodities cannot help but increase in price due to supply problems. Many goods are in short supply. For that reason, he advises to continue buying gold when the price drops.Note
The Fed's monetary policy meeting (July 25-26) will be the most prominent event that dominates the gold market. Markets are almost certain the central bank will continue to raise interest rates by 25 basis points. Some analysts believe that the Fed's rate hike will support the dollar and put pressure on gold.Note
Summarizing last week, the domestic gold price turned down slightly by 100 thousand dong/tael in both buying and selling direction, despite a slight increase in the world.
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