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Gold Should Be Worried Too? CPI Surpassing Expectations Could Ignite the Dollar, With Fed Rate Hike Expectations the Biggest Hurdle!
Gold investors need to pay close attention to U.S. CPI tonight.
Traditionally, gold is seen as an inflation hedge, but real markets sometimes don’t follow the textbook.
If U.S. inflation comes in above expectations again, the market may think the Fed needs to keep rates high or even tighten further in December.
This would create two potential headwinds: a stronger dollar and rising Treasury yields.
Gold itself pays no interest, and when Treasury yields become more attractive, some investors may choose to leave the gold market.
However, gold is not necessarily bound to fall. If runaway inflation fuels concerns about the economic outlook, safe-haven demand may pick up again, potentially supporting gold.
So tonight, gold could be caught between two opposing forces: pressure from high interest rates and safe-haven buying.
Simply put, gold is a bit like a sandwich cookie right now, being squeezed from both sides.
What’s truly worth watching is the dollar, real Treasury yields, and changes in gold ETF flows. #每周来晒 and #美国10月CPI即将公布 $NVDA