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Dubai’s Gold Prices Decline for Second Day Following Record High

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Last updated: 2024/09/18 at 11:57 AM
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Gold prices fell in Dubai on Wednesday in anticipation of interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve later in the day. At 9am, the 24K gold was trading at Dh311 per gram, down Dh0.75 from the previous day. The other variants of gold also opened lower at Dh288 for 22K, Dh278.75 for 21K, and Dh239.0 for 18K. This marks the second consecutive day of lower prices after reaching an all-time high of Dh313.5 per gram on Monday.

The global spot gold price was trading at $2,568.49 per ounce, down 0.21 percent at 9.10am. Marc Pussard, head of risk at APM Capital, stated that gold prices hit a record high on Monday due to a weaker dollar and the possibility of aggressive US monetary policy easing. Chris Weston, head of research at Pepperstone, mentioned that while the price is consolidating at all-time highs, there is uncertainty about what message is needed to inspire new buying of gold.

Weston discussed the potential impact of a 50bp cut or a 25bp cut by the Federal Reserve, indicating that the gold market may react differently based on the Fed’s actions and market conditions. He highlighted the relationship between Treasury yields, equity markets, and gold prices, suggesting that a more concerned message from the Fed could support gold prices if equity markets trend lower. However, he also noted that even if conditions favor gold price appreciation, the metal could still be impacted by broad de-risking and liquidation in risky assets.

In terms of global trends, the gold market continues to be influenced by factors such as the weakening US dollar, monetary policy decisions, and economic data. Investors are closely monitoring the actions of central banks and the impact on the global economy. The price of gold is also affected by geopolitical tensions, inflation expectations, and market volatility. As a safe-haven asset, gold tends to perform well during times of uncertainty and economic instability.

As gold prices fluctuate in response to various external factors, investors and traders analyze market conditions to make informed decisions. Technical analysis, historical price data, and market sentiment play a crucial role in predicting price movements. Diversification strategies, risk management techniques, and staying updated on news and events are essential for navigating the volatile gold market. Overall, understanding the dynamics of the gold market and staying informed about global economic trends can help investors make sound investment decisions.

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