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International gold prices fell slightly. The dollar strengthened while the FOMC was waiting, pulling down gold prices.
On Tuesday (local time) at the New York Mercantile Exchange, the gold price for April futures this year closed at $2,159.70 per ounce, down $4.60 (0.21%) from the previous day. This is the lowest level in two weeks since the closing price on the 6th.
The decline in gold prices on this day was caused by the strength of the dollar, which reached its highest level in more than two weeks. The dollar index, which reflects the dollar's value against six major currencies, rose 0.20% to 103.824 on the battlefield.
The strong dollar is an unfavorable factor that increases the perceived price of gold, which is usually traded in dollars, and reduces the purchasing sentiment of overseas buyers.
Precious metals investors are waiting for the results of the March FOMC meeting the following day.
At this meeting, the freeze on the base interest rate is becoming a fait accompli. Of great interest is how FOMC members will change their forecasts for the number of interest rate cuts this year.
The market generally expects the Federal Reserve to maintain the dot plot. This is because Federal Reserve officials have repeatedly suggested that although inflation was hotter than expected early this year, it is not enough to change the policy stance.
However, even if the dot plot is maintained this time, the opinion that revision of the dot plot will be inevitable if the inflation index continues to remain at the same level is gaining ground.
As the February Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI) exceeded expectations, the market is putting the possibility of an interest rate cut in June at around 50%. Depending on the inflation trend, the June cut theory may also be scrapped. Gold prices fell more than 1% last week as expectations of a recent interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve receded.
¡°Over the past week or two, positions have moved dramatically and the gold and silver gains have dried up somewhat, and now they are taking a breather as the Fed¡¯s pricing has eased somewhat,¡± said Ryan McKay, commodity strategist at TD Securities. ¡°At the moment, it is difficult to expect a rally in gold prices anytime soon,¡± he added. ¡°But at the same time, we are not expecting a big sell-off because the physical market remains strong and the positioning is still quite strong.¡±
Meanwhile, silver prices closed at $25.135, down 0.51%, and copper prices fell 1.34% to $4.0745. Platinum fell 1.8% to $894.19, and palladium fell 3.8% to $992.50.
At this time, the international gold price (as of 8:40 a.m., London LBMA gold price) is moving around the $2,157 level.
Detailed domestic 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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