The market is buzzing with mixed feelings as we approach Donald Trump's inauguration as US President-elect. Gold prices have retreated from a one-month peak, with some investors jumping on the opportunity to buy the US Dollar at perceived dips. Despite this, gold remains heavily influenced by the geopolitical and domestic political climate in the US. Recent inflation data, combined with comments from Fed Governor Waller, have put pressure on the Dollar, with traders betting on an earlier rate cut. Waller hinted at the possibility of a rate cut as soon as the March meeting, noting that inflation is nearing the Fed's 2% target. In this video, we explore how these developments could shape the gold market moving forward.
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