The gold spot price continues to rise, hitting a new historical high above $2550 on September 12th, according to BlockBeats news. Prior to this, US inflation data once again exceeded expectations, and initial jobless claims increased, confirming people's bets on a rate cut by the Federal Reserve next week. Ole Hansen, Head of Commodity Strategy at Saxo Bank, said, 'The combination of a rate cut by the European Central Bank, a slight increase in initial jobless claims, and PPI and other factors is enough to push the gold price to a new historical high.' After the release of the August CPI rebound on Wednesday, forward traders consolidated their bets on a 25 basis point rate cut at the Federal Reserve's policy meeting next week. Hansen added that the start of an interest rate cut cycle may increase support for the gold market, regardless of the magnitude of the rate cut. Gold prices have increased by more than one-fifth this year, and expectations for the Federal Reserve to soon start an interest rate cut cycle have strengthened, supporting the recent strength in gold prices. Strong buying by central banks and strong demand from OTC markets have also driven the pump in gold prices. (Jinshi)
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The gold spot price continues to rise, hitting a new historical high above $2550 on September 12th, according to BlockBeats news. Prior to this, US inflation data once again exceeded expectations, and initial jobless claims increased, confirming people's bets on a rate cut by the Federal Reserve next week. Ole Hansen, Head of Commodity Strategy at Saxo Bank, said, 'The combination of a rate cut by the European Central Bank, a slight increase in initial jobless claims, and PPI and other factors is enough to push the gold price to a new historical high.' After the release of the August CPI rebound on Wednesday, forward traders consolidated their bets on a 25 basis point rate cut at the Federal Reserve's policy meeting next week. Hansen added that the start of an interest rate cut cycle may increase support for the gold market, regardless of the magnitude of the rate cut. Gold prices have increased by more than one-fifth this year, and expectations for the Federal Reserve to soon start an interest rate cut cycle have strengthened, supporting the recent strength in gold prices. Strong buying by central banks and strong demand from OTC markets have also driven the pump in gold prices. (Jinshi)