According to ChainCatcher news and reports from Jin10, with the support of the fading expectations for the Fed to cut interest rates next month, gold prices continued to fall for the third consecutive day. On Tuesday morning, spot gold traded around 4,040 USD/ounce. Traders and policymakers are awaiting a large amount of data to be released, and several Fed officials have warned that they will not lower borrowing costs again. The interest rate swap market currently shows that the probability of the Fed cutting rates in December is less than 40%.
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BornToBeBeautiful131
· 11-17 23:57
The Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Waller supports another interest rate cut at the December meeting due to concerns about the slowdown in the labor market and employment. He believes that an interest rate cut would help alleviate economic pressure, especially for low- and middle-income consumers, while he has no concerns about accelerating inflation.
According to ChainCatcher news and reports from Jin10, with the support of the fading expectations for the Fed to cut interest rates next month, gold prices continued to fall for the third consecutive day. On Tuesday morning, spot gold traded around 4,040 USD/ounce. Traders and policymakers are awaiting a large amount of data to be released, and several Fed officials have warned that they will not lower borrowing costs again. The interest rate swap market currently shows that the probability of the Fed cutting rates in December is less than 40%.