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-16th international gold price 0.45%¡è
-Today¡¯s gold price (Korea Gold Exchange 0.54%¡è)

International gold prices fell for two weeks in a row as expectations of an early interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve declined due to hot inflation in the United States.

On the 16th (local time) at the New York Mercantile Exchange, this year's April gold futures price closed at $2,024.10 per ounce. This is an increase of $9.2 (0.45%) from the previous day, but the price of gold fell 0.6% for the week, ending in a downward trend for two consecutive weeks.

Gold prices fell as the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut was pushed back due to persistent concerns about inflation in the United States. The dollar index, which is inversely related to gold, rose for a week, and the 10-year maturity U.S. Treasury yield also continued to strengthen, reducing the attractiveness of gold.

The precious metals market also paid attention to the January Producer Price Index (PPI) results announced on this day.

The U.S. Department of Labor announced on this day that the PPI in January rose 0.3% compared to the previous month on a seasonally adjusted basis. This exceeds the 0.1% rise expected by experts compiled by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ). It was also the largest increase in five months.

On a non-seasonally adjusted basis, PPI in January rose 0.9% compared to January last year. The increase was larger than the 0.6% increase that Wall Street expected.

January's core PPI, excluding food, energy, and trade, also rose 0.6% compared to the previous month, recording the largest increase in a year since January of last year.

The previously announced CPI for January also exceeded market expectations, confirming that inflation is unlikely to fall further than expected. On this day, the January PPI played a role in aggravating the anxiety created as a result of the CPI.

As such, the possibility that the Federal Reserve will delay cutting the benchmark interest rate has increased.

According to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) fed watch tool, the federal funds rate futures market priced the possibility of a base rate cut in May at 35.7%. The probability of freezing is close to 65%. The possibility of a cut in June exceeded 90% at the beginning of this month, but fell to 74.1% on this day.

The hawkish remarks of Federal Reserve officials are also pouring cold water on the precious metals market.

Raphael Bostic, president of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank, argued in a lecture at New York University the previous day that there was no need to rush to cut interest rates because the U.S. economy and labor market are still strong.

He said it was not yet clear whether the country was on a sustainable path to its 2% inflation target and that inflation would continue to slow, but slower than market expectations. He added that in the economic outlook last December, two interest rate cuts were expected this year.

Although gold is considered an inflation hedge, central banks' prolonged high interest rates weaken the appeal of gold, which does not pay interest.

¡°With the Federal Reserve unlikely to cut interest rates in March, gold will probably have a hard time climbing much above the $2,000 level,¡± said Everett Millman, senior market analyst at Gainesville Coins. ¡°It is,¡± he said. He also predicted, ¡°The U.S. economic growth is quite solid, which means rising inflation, which is a headwind for the gold price,¡± and predicted, ¡°The gold price is expected to fall further to the $1,960 level.¡±

Silver prices rose 2.2% to close at $23.475, and copper rose 2.1% to $3.8385. Palladium fell 0.5% to $948.11, up 10.4% on a weekly basis.

At this time, the international gold price (as of 1 a.m., London LBMA gold price) is moving around the $2,013 level.

Due to the decline in international gold prices, domestic gold prices also ended the week in a downward trend.

According to the Korea Exchange (KRX), the price of 1kg of spot gold the day before closed at 86,250 won per gram. This is a 0.93% drop from the previous week, marking the second consecutive week of decline.

Shinhan Bank gold price also ended the week with a 1.3% decline, reaching 85,846.55 won.

Meanwhile, according to the Korea Gold Exchange on the 17th, when a consumer buys 1 dong (24k, 3.75g) of pure gold, the price is 369,000 won (VAT included), up 0.54% (2,000 won) from the previous price (as of 1 p.m.).

When a consumer sells 1 dong of pure gold, the price is 332,000 won, the same as the battlefield. When selling 18k and 14k, the price is 244,000 won and 189,200 won, respectively, which is 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 4,420 won, up 1.81% from the previous trading day, and when selling silver, it was 3,520 won, up 1.99%. The price to buy platinum is 165,000 won, up 1.21% from the previous day, and the price to sell it is 138,000 won, up 1.45% from the previous day.

The day before, in the Seoul foreign exchange market, the won-dollar exchange rate closed at 1335.4 won, up 1.4 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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