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Last week the attention was on the economic data, while this week traders will be focused on CPI consumer inflation data Full Article

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This week we had another positive jobs reports from the US, which shows that this sector remains in good shape, keeping the economy afloat Full Article

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This week's central bank meetings are over, but we have the manufacturing and services PMIs to be released still until the week closes Full Article

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Gold value exhibits a moderate uplift from its weekly low, settling around the $1,925 mark during Friday's Asian session. Full Article

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Yesterday the FED delivered a hawkish pause with the DOT Plot pointing to more rate hikes, today the SNB and the BOE should hike by 25 bps Full Article

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In Thursday's Asian trading session, the Gold price (XAU/USD) exhibited a slight rebound, lifting from its recent slump to approximately $1,928. Full Article

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Markets have been quite this week, trading in a range as we approach the FOMC meeting which will be held later today Full Article

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Gold prices (XAU/USD) remain steady around the $1,930 mark during Wednesday's Asian trading sessions. Full Article

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The RBA released it's meeting minutes earlier today, while later we have the last CPI reading from Europe and Canadian CPI inflation Full Article

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During Tuesday's Asian trading session, gold (XAU/USD) maintained its recent ascendancy above the $1,900 benchmark. Full Article

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This week we have the FED and the BOJ which are expected to keep the policy unchanged, while the SNB is expected to deliver another rate hik Full Article

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Gold (XAU/USD) has been exhibiting an upward trend for the third successive day in the early hours of Monday's Asian trading session. Full Article

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Gold lost $10 yesterday and reached $1,900 lows after upbeat economic data from the US but reversed back up, bouncing to $1,920 Full Article

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Yesterday the economic data showed further resilience in the US economy, which supported the USD while the Euro tumbled after the ECB Full Article

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The USD has resumed the bullish trend again as the economic data remains upbeat, showing no signs of an upcoming recession Full Article

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