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Gold prices dropped $1.7 an ounce yesterday as a stronger dollar and gains in equity markets weighed on the metal and investors awaited outcome of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting.
Gold prices settled at $1204.32 an ounce, falling 2.32% over the course of the week, as pressure from a stronger dollar weighed on investor appetite for the precious metal.
Gold prices dropped $8.07 on Monday, extending last week’s losses, as growing confidence that U.S. interest rates will rise this month outweighed haven buying amid political uncertainty in France.
Gold ended the week down $22.99 at $1234.54, breaking a four-week winning streak, as an extreme shift in expectations of interest rate hikes weighed on the market.
Gold prices fell $4.06 on Tuesday, extending their losses to a second straight session, as investors grew more confident that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates as early as this month.
Gold prices fell $4.79 on Monday, ending a three-day streak of gains, as investors awaited comments from President Donald Trump on Tuesday that could shed some light on his economic plans.
Gold prices climbed for a third day and settled at $1257.03 an ounce, gaining $21.25 over the course of the week, as stock markets turned lower and the American dollar weakened.
Gold prices ended Wednesday’s session up $1.11 as the American dollar weakened after the release of the minutes from the most recent Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
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