▸ US interest rate cut expectations push gold to another record high
▸ Gilt yields fall as data shows UK private sector activity grows less than expected
▸ Argentine peso gains before Trump talks with Milei over economic support
Gold prices hit another record high yesterday as traders waited for a speech by the US Federal Reserve chair for clues about the central bank's next move.
The price of bullion rose to as much as $3,790 a troy ounce before dropping back to about $3,775 later in the day.
The precious metal has punched through a series of record high prices in recent weeks, fuelled by the expectation of interest rate cuts in the US.
Investor nerves about inflation and ballooning public debt in the world's biggest economy — coupled with President Donald Trump's threats to the independence of the Fed — have also sparked concerns about the viability of dollar assets as a store of value.
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- 发布时间2025年11月8日 UTC 00:00
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