Gold: Steadies after sharp correction – ING
ING strategists Warren Patterson and Ewa Manthey observe that Gold stabilized after dropping below the $4,000/oz mark earlier in the week, supported by lower US Treasury yields following softer US inflation data. However, they emphasize that a stronger Dollar and reduced expectations for near-term Federal Reserve easing continue to weigh on investor sentiment, with Silver also struggling after the broader precious metals selloff.
Lower yields offset strong Dollar
"In precious metals, gold steadied after falling below the $4,000/oz level earlier in the week, finding support from lower Treasury yields following softer US inflation data."
"Silver also edged higher but remains under pressure following this week's broader selloff in precious metals."
"Still, a stronger dollar and reduced expectations for near-term Federal Reserve easing continue to weigh on investor sentiment."
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