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The international gold price has reached an all-time high. Geopolitical risks and expectations of an interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve have driven up gold prices.
On Monday (20th local time) at the New York Mercantile Exchange, the gold price for June futures this year closed at $2,438.50 per ounce, up 0.87% ($21.1) from the previous day. The gold price opened at $2,422.20 per ounce and soared to $2,454.20 at one point during the day. This is the highest level since the contract was signed in 1974. The previous intraday high was $2,448.80 per ounce recorded on the 12th of last month, slightly broken for the first time in about 6 weeks. Gold prices have soared for two consecutive trading days and are now expected to break the $2,500 mark.
This upward momentum in gold prices comes as investors open their minds to the possibility of an interest rate cut this year. Because gold is a non-interest-bearing asset, it generally performs better when interest rates fall.
Gold prices were supported as sentiment toward interest rate cuts changed following the U.S. April consumer price index report, which showed a slowdown last week. The market is expecting two 25 basis point cuts starting in September this year.
According to CME Group's FedWatch tool, the probability of a 25bp cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve in September was 49.6%, and the probability of an interest rate freeze was 38.2%.
In another sign of interest rate cut optimism, investors' risk appetite has increased noticeably this month. It rose from 5% in April to 28% in May, the highest figure since the end of 2021, according to an S&P Global survey.
Along with expectations of a decline in interest rates, geopolitical risks also served as a driving force for the rise in gold prices. Gold is considered a hedge against geopolitical and economic risks.
The news of the death of the Iranian president in a helicopter crash over the weekend heightened geopolitical risks related to the Middle East.
Gold's safe-haven status was put in the spotlight following news that Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, widely seen as a candidate for the country's next supreme leader, died in a helicopter crash on Sunday. His death occurred during a time of chaos in the Middle East due to the war in the Gaza Strip. The incident raised geopolitical risks for the entire region after a Houthi missile hit an oil tanker heading to China in the Red Sea on Saturday.
China's real estate stimulus plan announced ahead of last weekend also put upward pressure on gold prices.
As expectations for an economic rebound in China, the largest consumer of raw materials, grew thanks to China's real estate measures, prices of raw materials such as gold, silver, and copper also rose.
Experts predicted that gold prices would rise further in this positive environment for gold.
¡°The recent rise in gold prices has been mainly driven by three factors: heightened geopolitical tensions, including the unexpected death of Iran¡¯s president, a weaker dollar and central bank purchases,¡± said Grzegorz Dróżdż, market analyst at Conotoxia. ¡°If we avoid negative surprises this year, the price of gold is likely to rise above $2,500,¡± he said.
Precious metals investors are now expected to closely monitor the May Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes scheduled for release on Wednesday and comments from various Federal Reserve officials.
Meanwhile, silver prices have hit their highest levels in recent years. Last Friday, the spot silver price exceeded $30 per ounce, hitting the highest level in 11 years. Silver prices rose 6.5% to $31.49 per ounce, hitting the highest since February 2013. On this day's trading, it exceeded $32 per ounce. Spot silver has surged 32% this year, surpassing gold and becoming one of the best-performing major commodities. The rise in silver prices was driven by strong investment and industrial demand. Copper rose 2.97% to $10,985.0 per ton.
At this time, the international gold price (as of 7:40 a.m., London LBMA GOLD Price) is moving around the $2.427 level.
Detailed daily gold price inquiries can be found on the Korea Gold Exchange and Korea Exchange (KRX) websites.
¡ãThis week¡¯s schedule of major economic indicators and events
-21 days
Christopher Waller, Federal Reserve Director Speech
Michael Barr, Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve's Financial Supervision Discussion
-22nd
April existing home sales
05/17 Energy Information Administration (EIA) Weekly Crude Oil Inventories
May Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes
-23rd
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago National Economic Activity Index (CFNAI)/National Activity Index (CFNAI)
May Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank Manufacturing Activity Index
May S&P Global Service PMI (Preliminary)
May S&P Global Manufacturing PMI (Preliminary)
April new home sales
Number of new unemployment insurance claims per week for 05/18
Speech by Rapid Bostic, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, USA
-24 days
Durable goods orders received in April
Christopher Waller, Federal Reserve Director Speech
May University of Michigan Consumer Attitude Index (confirmed)
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