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On the 15th (US local time), international gold prices fell slightly as the US dollar and government bond yields, which had been weak, rebounded. However, the gold price ended the week with an increase of more than 1%.

On Friday (local time), the most traded gold futures price for February next year on the New York Mercantile Exchange (Comex) closed at $2,035.70 per ounce, down $9.2 (0.44%) from the previous trading day. On this day, the price of gold fell for the first time in three trading days. At one point in the morning, the price of gold soared to $2,059.60 per ounce, but the dollar rebounded in the afternoon, putting downward pressure on the price.

The dollar, which had been weak until the previous day due to the prospect of an interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve, turned slightly stronger ahead of the weekend. This is because Federal Reserve officials have put the brakes on expectations of a dovish pivot (change in policy stance) from the Federal Reserve next year.

This morning, New York Federal Reserve Bank President John Williams appeared on CNBC and said that it is natural to cut interest rates if the economy progresses as the U.S. Federal Reserve hopes, but it is too early to think about the timing of the cut.

¡°We are not currently talking about cutting interest rates, and we are focusing on the question of whether we are maintaining sufficiently tight monetary policy to get inflation back to our 2% target, as Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has said,¡± Williams said.

After Williams' remarks, the dollar showed some reversal, and the dollar index, which reflects the dollar's value against six major currencies, recorded 102.449, up 0.51% from the previous day.

A rise in the value of the dollar means a fall in the price of gold. The rise in the dollar is a negative factor for gold that increases the perceived price of gold, which is usually traded in dollars, and reduces the buying sentiment of overseas buyers.

Treasury yields also rebounded, preventing the rise in gold prices. It is interpreted that the backlash is growing stronger due to the steep decline in government bond interest rates over the past two days.

The 10-year government bond interest rate rose by about 5bp from the previous trading day. The 2-year interest rate, which is sensitive to monetary policy, also rose by 10bp, and the 30-year government bond interest rate rose by more than 2bp. Strong government bond interest rates are also an unfavorable factor for gold, which reduces the attractiveness of gold as an asset that does not pay interest.

The price of gold fell slightly on this day, but this week it rose more than 1%, ending the week with a weekly increase in two weeks. This is because the attractiveness of gold as an asset has increased as the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate cut for next year has become official. The central bank's interest rate cut is a positive factor for gold, which increases the attractiveness of gold as an asset that does not pay interest by lowering bond interest rates.

Commerzbank, Germany's largest bank, predicted, "The upcoming interest rate cut will be favorable to the price of gold. We expect the price of gold to be $2,150 in the second half of next year."

The precious metals market awaits notable economic reports next week.

The biggest event next week will be the PCE inflation data released on Thursday. If inflation continues to cool according to the Fed's preferred standards, calls for aggressive interest rate cuts are expected to increase.

Meanwhile, the price of silver fell $0.236 (0.9%) to $24.154 per ounce. On the other hand, copper ended trading at $3.8905, up 1.3% from the previous day.

At this time, the international gold price (as of 9:30 a.m., London LBMA gold price) is moving around the $2,018 level.

Domestic gold prices have remained stable for two consecutive trading days with the won/dollar exchange rate below 1,300 won.

According to the Korea Gold Exchange on the morning of the 16th, when a consumer buys 1 dong (24k, 3.75g) of pure gold, the price is 361,000 won (VAT included), the same as the full length (as of 9:30 a.m.).

When a consumer sells 1 dong of pure gold, the price is 315,000 won, the same as the battlefield closing price. The prices when selling 18k and 14k are 231,600 won and 179,600 won, respectively, which are similar to the previous trading day. (When buying 18k and 14k, the product market price is applied).

In addition, when buying silver, the price was 4,400 won, down 0.23% from the previous trading day, and when selling silver, it was 3,500 won, the same as the previous price. The price for buying platinum was 167,000 won, and the price for selling it was 140,000 won, down 1.2% and 0.71%, respectively, from the previous day.

The previous day, the price per gram of 1 kg spot gold between KRX (Korea Exchange) and Shinhan Bank was traded at around 85,000 won.

The KRX gold price closed at 85,000 won per gram, up 0.14% from the previous day's closing price, down 0.57% for the week. Shinhan Bank's gold price ended trading at 85,189.46 won per gram, up 0.14% (116.22 won) from the previous day, and rose 0.01% this week.

In the Seoul foreign exchange market, the won-dollar exchange rate closed at 1296.5 won, up 1.1 won from the previous trading day. It appears to have taken a breather after plummeting by 24.5 won the previous day due to expectations of a cut in the U.S. base interest rate.

Detailed daily gold price inquiries can be found on the Korea Gold Exchange and Korea Exchange (KRX) websites.

-Economic data to be released next week-

Monday: Bank of Japan monetary policy decision
Tuesday: U.S. housing starts and building permits
Wednesday: US Consumer Confidence, US Existing Home Sales
Thursday: Final US third quarter GDP, weekly jobless claims, Philly Fed survey.
Friday: US Core PCE, Durable Goods, New Home Sales

New Media Department Reporter Joo Hong-cheol jhc@kjdaily.com
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