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-9th international gold price 0.44%¡é
-Today¡¯s gold price (Korea Gold Exchange 0.54%¡é)

On the 9th (US local time), international gold prices fell due to the rise in US Treasury yields. The price of gold also turned downward for the first time in two weeks.

On Friday (local time) at the New York Mercantile Exchange, this year's April gold price closed at $2,038.70 per ounce, down $9.20 (0.44%) from the previous day. This is the lowest level since the 29th of last month.

The decline in gold prices on this day was caused by a rise in U.S. Treasury yields. It was interpreted that government bond yields rose as Federal Reserve officials each day presented interest rate cut forecasts that distanced themselves from market expectations. Rising government bond yields are an unfavorable factor for gold, raising the opportunity cost of holding gold that does not pay interest.

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose to a two-week high, and the 2-year yield hit its highest in about two months, putting downward pressure on the gold price.

On this day, Federal Reserve personnel also presented a forecast for an interest rate cut that was far from market expectations. Federal Reserve officials who made public remarks this week are suppressing market expectations by unanimously saying there is no need to rush to cut interest rates.

Raphael Bostic, President of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank, said in a speech that day, ¡°Considering the strong health of the U.S. economy, there is no need for the Federal Reserve to rush to cut interest rates,¡± and said that he expects about two cuts in the second half of the year.

In his speech that day, Dallas Fed President Rory Logan also emphasized that there was no need for the Fed to lower interest rates urgently.

The previous day, Boston Federal Reserve President Susan Collins predicted an interest rate cut of about 75 basis points this year, saying that delaying the cut until 12-month inflation reaches the target would be "waiting too long."

As the market's expectations continue to be dampened by such public remarks by Federal Reserve officials, the 'March cut theory' seems to have been discarded before we know it.

Due to the Federal Reserve's series of hawkish remarks, the intraday gold price fell to $2,034.30.

As a result, the international gold price this week fell 0.75% compared to the previous week as of the closing price. The decline in expectations of an early interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve sent gold prices into a downward trend for the first time in two weeks.

Experts predict that the Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates high for longer, and that most central banks will follow suit.

Everett Millman, senior market analyst at Gainesville Coins, said, ¡°I think the price of gold is trending lower due to the Federal Reserve¡¯s prolonged high interest rates,¡± adding, ¡°However, there is a very strong support level at $1,960 per ounce, so I don¡¯t expect the price to fall below that.¡± ¡°I don¡¯t,¡± he said.

He added that some Fed officials, including Chairman Jerome Powell, want to see more evidence that inflation will continue to fall before cutting interest rates.

Precious metals investors also paid attention to the revised Consumer Price Index (CPI) announced today.

The U.S. Department of Labor revised the CPI in December last year to an increase of 0.2% compared to the previous month. It initially rose by 0.3%. The November figure was revised from a 0.1% increase compared to the previous month to a 0.2% increase. This revision is in accordance with the work of revising the seasonal adjustment, compared to the previous month, at the beginning of the year.

After recording a 0.5% increase in August of last year compared to the previous month, the U.S. CPI showed a trend of slowing to 0.4% in September, 0.1% in October, 0.2% in November, and 0.2% in December.

The core CPI figure in December rose 0.3% compared to the previous month, the same as the previously announced value.

If inflation continues to slow, the Federal Reserve System (Fed) is expected to lower the base interest rate. The key is the timing and speed of the reduction.

The market expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in May of this year, but if inflation does not come down as quickly as expected, the Federal Reserve's wait-and-see stance is expected to extend. The Federal Reserve's prolonged high interest rates are a negative factor limiting the rise in gold prices. According to the CME Fedwatch tool, the market currently sees a 61% chance of a rate cut in May.

The precious metals market is now focused on the US January Consumer Price Index (CPI) to be announced on the 13th.

Meanwhile, silver prices fell 0.18% to $22.594 per ounce, and copper fell 0.55% to $3.6815. Palladium was trading at $865.07 per ounce, down 2.5%, and platinum was trading at $870.97, down 1.6%. The prices of both metals are showing their second weekly decline.

At this time, the international gold price (as of 3 p.m., London LBMA gold price) is moving around the $2,024 level.

Domestic gold prices also showed a downward trend on the morning of the 10th.

According to the Korea Gold Exchange on this day, when a consumer buys 1 dong (24k, 3.75g) of pure gold, the price is 370,000 won (VAT included), down 0.54% (2,000 won) from the previous price (as of 3 p.m.).

When a consumer sells 1 dong of pure gold, the price is 331,000 won, the same as the battlefield. When selling 18k and 14k, the prices are 243,300 won and 188,700 won, respectively, which are the same as the previous trading day. (When buying 18k and 14k, the product market price is applied).

In addition, the price when buying silver was 4,270 won, the same as the previous trading day, and when selling silver, it was 3,400 won, up 0.29%. The price to buy platinum is 159,000 won, down 1.89% from the previous day, and the price to sell it is 133,000 won, down 1.5% from the previous day.

On the 8th, the won-dollar exchange rate in the Seoul foreign exchange market closed at 1328.2 won, up 0.4 won from the previous trading day.

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

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