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Gold Futures Drop, Investors Uncertain About Economic Stimulus
CBNC reported the drop in the price of gold futures, down to $1,612 an ounce, as low volumes incdicated that investors were skeptical about the central banks taking action to boost economies.
CBNC reported the drop in the price of gold futures, down to $1,612 an ounce, as low volumes incdicated that investors were skeptical about the central banks taking action to boost economies.
As quoted in the report:
Volume in U.S. gold futures was poised to end below its 30-day average. Traders said last week’s mixed U.S. nonfarm payrolls report fed uncertainty about whether the Federal Reserve will come through with more monetary stimulus — which would encourage gold buying — or whether the central bank would refrain from action, which could spur selling.
David Meger, director of metals trading at futures brokerage Vision Financial Markets, commented:
Nobody really wants to step in front of the market and be a seller yet as the Fed seemingly just kicks the QE can down the road.
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