Gold extends rally as Japan intervention hammers US Dollar
Gold posted back-to-back gains as Japan’s intervention pressured the Dollar.
Iran’s proposal weighed on oil prices and improved broader risk sentiment.
Fed hawkishness and higher-for-longer bets limited bullion’s upside momentum.
Gold (XAU/USD) prints back-to-back days of gains, up over 0.50% as the US Dollar extends its losses amid Japan’s intervention in the market, while news that Iran submitted a new proposal drove oil prices lower. At the time of writing, the AU/USD trades at $4,643 after bouncing off daily lows of $4,560.
Bullion gains as Iran proposal cools oil but Fed hawks cap upside
Wall Street trades in positive territory amid news that Iran sent a proposal to the US via Pakistan, which weighed on oil prices, with WTI seen trading at $101.91 per barrel, down over 3%. The central bank’s weekly festival, led by the Federal Reserve, revealed that policymakers might keep interest rates “higher for longer,” due to…
