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-2nd International Gold Price 0.76%¡é
-Today's Gold Price (Korea Gold Exchange 0.41%¡è)
International gold prices have turned downward again. Favorable U.S. economic indicators and the strength of the dollar have dragged down gold prices.
On Wednesday (2nd local time), the price of gold futures for December this year at the New York Mercantile Exchange closed at $2,669.70 per ounce, down 0.76% ($20.6) from the previous trading day. It seems that the gold price, which had surged more than 1% the previous day, has fallen back in just one day.
The decline in gold prices was due to concerns about the extent of interest rate cuts following the favorable U.S. private employment index for September.
The U.S. private employment index for September showed a large increase compared to the previous month, showing a rebound for the first time in five months.
According to employment information company Automatic Data Processing (ADP), private sector employment in the U.S. increased by 143,000 in September compared to the previous month. This figure greatly exceeded the market expectation of 124,000.
In August, the previous month, employment growth was only 99,000 compared to the previous month, the lowest level since January 2021.
ADP explained that the private sector employment market rebounded broadly in September after a five-month slowdown. The strong employment situation is an unfavorable factor for gold, lowering the possibility of a big interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
According to the FedWatch tool of the Chicago Derivatives Exchange Group (CME Group), as of 10:30 a.m. today, the probability that the Fed will cut interest rates by an additional 25bp in November was reflected as 63.7%, and the probability that it will cut by an additional 50bp was reflected as 36.3%.
The ADP employment report is an indicator released ahead of the US Department of Labor's nonfarm payrolls report, and it provides a glimpse into the labor market sentiment and the Federal Reserve's next move to cut interest rates.
The strong dollar also put downward pressure on gold prices.
The US dollar rose 0.391% to 101.609 from the previous day due to the positive employment report. The dollar index (DXY) rose to 101.692 at one point during the morning session, marking the highest level in three weeks since the 12th of last month. The strong dollar is a negative factor for gold, as it increases the perceived price of gold, which is usually traded in dollars, and lowers the buying sentiment of overseas buyers.
Due to these factors, the price of gold fell to $2,662.10 per ounce at one point during the session.
Gold has risen more than 28% so far this year, and is still close to its all-time high amid lingering concerns that tensions in the Middle East will further intensify.
¡°Gold is selling off a bit due to the strength of the U.S. dollar, but there¡¯s too much work ahead and too many unknowns to sell gold over the next 24 hours,¡± said Bob Haberkorn, chief market strategist at RJO Futures. ¡°If Israel were to actually attack Iran, it would make perfect sense for prices to go above $2,700 an ounce.¡±
Traders are now waiting for the nonfarm payrolls data due Friday, as well as comments from Federal Reserve officials for clues about the central bank¡¯s policy direction.
Spot silver, meanwhile, rose 0.7% to $31.63, while platinum gained 2% to $1,005.55. Palladium rose 1.9% to $1,014.25.
At this time, the international gold price (as of 9:40 AM, London LBMA gold price) is moving at the $2,657 level.
The domestic gold price showed a slight increase due to the increase in the won/dollar exchange rate due to the strength of the dollar.
According to the Korea Gold Exchange on the 3rd, when a consumer buys 1 don (24k, 3.75g) of pure gold, the price is 484,000 won (including VAT), up 0.41% (2,000 won) from the previous day (as of 9:40 AM).
When a consumer sells 1 don of pure gold, the price is 423,000 won, the same as the previous day. The prices for selling 18k and 14k are 311,000 won and 241,200 won, respectively, similar to the previous trading day (when buying 18k and 14k, the product price is applied).
In addition, the silver purchase price rose 1.68% from the previous trading day to 5,970 won, and the selling price rose 1.89% to 4,750 won. The platinum purchase price rose 1.6% from the previous day to 187,000 won, and the selling price rose 1.32% to 151,000 won.
The previous day, the won-dollar exchange rate at the Seoul Foreign Exchange Market closed at 1,319.3 won, up 11.5 won from the previous trading day.
Detailed domestic gold price inquiries can be found on the Korea Gold Exchange and Korea Exchange (KRX) websites.
/ Reporter Joo Hong-chul jhc@kjdaily.com
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